Sentence examples for or impossibility of from inspiring English sources

The interesting subject, therefore, isn't the possibility or impossibility of objective truthfulness.

But this doesn't make it a failure... Really, it's a study of intimacy, partnership and romantic love, and the possibility – or impossibility – of it in the 21st century".

Johnny Taylor's "I Could Never Be President," Percy Mayfield's "I Don't Want to Be President," Blowfly's very N.S.F.W. "First Black President" — there's a long tradition of black musicians imagining the possibility, or impossibility, of a black Presidency.

This article considers the difficulty or impossibility of defining poetry; man's nevertheless familiar acquaintance with it; the differences between poetry and prose; the idea of form in poetry; poetry as a mode of thought; and what little may be said in prose of the spirit of poetry.

The supervenience relation is explained by the necessity or impossibility of the supervening properties.

Impact trauma is an example of a general scarcity of high-level evidence with treatment because of the nature and individuality of the injuries and the difficulty (or impossibility) of designing controlled clinical trials in humans.

Third, for highly energy-integrated complex plants like the TEP, the difficulties or impossibilities of automated HEN synthesis and flexibility analysis with process flowsheet simulators are demonstrated.

For the play's brief and interminable duration, these characters splatter the stage with Ms. Murray-Smith's attempts at funny commentary on the excesses of latter-day feminism, or the underappreciated mothers of today, or the impossibility of pleasing women.

"Each of these spaces is impossible to photograph either because of the law, or the impossibility of access," Bridle tells The Creators Project.

Put like that, the whole-life sentence comes into focus: it has nothing to do with the possibility of reoffending, or the impossibility of rehabilitation; it is totally distinct from questions of parole, or even the purpose of prison.

The processing of trauma, or the impossibility of it, is the collection's central theme.