Sentence examples for may consider impossible from inspiring English sources
Fazilet Hadi, RNIB group director of inclusive society, adds: "The exhibition provides a window on the talent, skills and creativity of blind and partially sighted people working in areas others may consider impossible without sight".
But we do see Walsh turning up the music on a cheap radio and, if you seek out this video, you'll witness something you may once have considered impossible: the fact that a man's hand can somehow appear unconvincing when turning a volume knob.
This may not be considered impossible, but it would mean a huge draw back for all attempts to describe scale formation using thermodynamic models.
Slaczka realized that the concept of the game may have been considered impossible by other programmers, but found that 5th Cell's Technical Director Marius Fahlbusch felt confident they could create the required elements.
Regarding sexual pleasure of adolescents girls in Ecuador, Goicolea mentions that, on the individual level adolescent girls may feel equal to boys, but due to powerful cultural expectations, at the interpersonal level they may consider it inappropriate or impossible to take initiative for having sex and thus for seeking sexual pleasure (10).
If this is impossible, the patient may consider a job that involves working from home or may take up some remunerative hobby pursued at home.
Therefore, we should be cautious in drawing rash conclusions about what appears possible or impossible in a field that we erroneously may consider trivial and well known to ourselves.
Some may consider college positions.
Others may consider suicide.
People may consider you fake.
