Sentence examples for more impossible than from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the situation looks more impossible than ever.

It is the secret pleasure of hearing about aging parents that are even more impossible than yours".

With the possible exception of certain terriers (and in-laws), no traveling companion is more impossible than an adolescent boy in the throes of hormone-induced alienation.

You couldn't get more authentic, more arcane, or more impossible than Dunlop's dishes - steamed squab with red dates, longan fruits, lotus seeds, wolfberries and lychees.

Mr Siniscalco declares that, when he was finance minister, he thanked God every day for the euro, without which his job would have been even more impossible than it was already.

It had been snowing that day, and the Moscow traffic — already nearly impossible because the city, which 15 years ago had 300,000 cars and today hosts nearly four million registered vehicles — was even more impossible than usual.

As the Principal Deputy Director of US National Intelligence, and the highest-ranking female leader in our intelligence community, Sue Gordon has faced more impossible challenges than most of us can imagine.

This week of all weeks, post Glastonbury, the prospect of the station's demise seems more impossible to countenance than ever.

Perhaps Adaptation wantonly mystifies the writer's work, making Charlie Kaufman's task look more wretchedly impossible than it actually is.

His taste for adventure culminated in a daring plan — more "Mission Impossible" than part of any coherent strategy — to kidnap a German general and spirit him off the island.

That kind of hopefulness may seem more naïve and impossible than ever, but perhaps it's even more important.