Sentence examples for objectively impossible from inspiring English sources

Penny nailed "eremacausis," which seemed objectively impossible.

"The idea that all of this could be accomplished by October 2007 is not only unrealistic," he said, "but objectively impossible".

Earlier today the University of Athens repeated that with layoffs making its "educational, research and administrative operation … objectively impossible" it regretted to inform the public that it was "forced to suspend all of its operations".

Assuming, arguendo, that it would be objectively impossible for a senior corporate agent to control fully day-to-day conditions in 874 retail outlets, it does not follow that such a corporate agent could not prevent or remedy promptly violations of elementary sanitary conditions in 16 regional warehouses.

doing' or 'conscious fraud.'1 The duty imposed by Congress on responsible corporate agents is, we emphasize, one that requires the highest standard of foresight and vigilance, but the Act, in its criminal aspect, does not require that which is objectively impossible.

But Andrey Platonov, the beleaguered Soviet writer who died in 1951 of tuberculosis (contracted from his son, who had been infected in Stalin's gulag), seems to have pursued the reverse strategy when, in the mid-1930s, he began work on an allegorical novella entitled "Happy Moscow," to see whether it was "objectively impossible" to write a bona fide "Soviet" work of fiction.

I believe it is impossible objectively to read these passages without accepting that something extraordinary happened to the Apostles after the death of Christ".

Objectively it is impossible for one silence to be any different from another.

The quality of a journal is difficult to assess objectively and perhaps impossible to define numerically.

Novelty and importance depend on so many intangible and subjective dimensions that it is impossible to objectively quantify them all.

Giving consumers more choices, not fewer options, is the best way to serve them, because it is impossible to objectively judge the circumstances of others and how they value goods and services.