Sentence examples for my impasses from inspiring English sources

In "My Impasses: On Not Being Able to Read Poetry," McLane is a Harvard undergraduate studying with Helen Vendler, the grand old lady of 20th-century poetry exegesis, and with William Corbett, a poet and critic of a very different stripe.

Rouhani went on to say that the old "Cold War mentality leads to everyone's losses", and expressed a desire to move "beyond impasses, whether in relation to Syria, my country's nuclear program or its relations with the United States".

In statesman-like terms, Rouhani asserts "to move beyond impasses, whether in relation to Syria, my country's nuclear program or its relations with the United States, we need to aim higher".

Impasse learning may benefit students since impasses can trigger confusion, which tends to precede learning (Lehman et al. 2012).

What if I saw this not as my problem, but as a problem governments and countries confront on a daily basis-from impasses to communication and failed compromises, to prolonged conflict and inbred hatred.

Impasses are nothing new.

He cited recent resolutions of Mideast impasses, at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and in Ramallah, as cases where "I have been in near-constant contact with my European colleagues".

Margolick proposes no fairy-tale resolutions to such moral impasses.

Just the planning of this papal visit presented political impasses.

Many family therapists incorporate E.M.D.R. therapy into their clinical practices in order to overcome "therapeutic impasses".

Despite the multiple impasses, Congress has made progress in some areas.