Sentence examples for point of impossibility from inspiring English sources

"Even at 16, I knew the scene was romantic to the point of impossibility," she said.

Most days, Israeli roadblocks make it difficult, to the point of impossibility, for Palestinians to move between towns.

This complexity makes the notion of a "rigged" national election, at least in the US, logistically intimidating to the point of impossibility.

She, and her work, were demanding of clients, builders, engineers, her own staff and their eventual users, sometimes to the point of impossibility.

But whereas Mr Congdon (1997) contends that "EMU is impractical to the point of impossibility if, one, it is attempted in the manner proposed by the Maastricht treaty and, two, it is introduced before rather than in conjunction with political union".

It was thought unlikely to the point of impossibility that ornithischians would have any kind of covering beyond scales and armour, but two different species were found to have filaments less than a decade apart, and it has even been suggested that the famous Triceratops had some bristles as part of its skin.

Trevor brings these characters, trembling, to a point of ambiguity or impossibility.

The pan-Buddhist denial of the existence of a "self" rests on the same point: the impossibility of single-cause causal events.

CHIK-R was defined by long-lasting RMSP (> 3 months), relapsing RMSP (present at one to two time points with impossibility of a conclusion of recovery), or lingering RMSP (present at three time points), irrespective of pain and health-related quality of life [ 28].

This aspect of Meinong's theory has been widely pointed out, but non-trivial treatment of impossibility is not confined to Meinongianism (Lycan & Shapiro 1986).

To this difficulty, from the analytical point of view, is added the impossibility of removing samples from these paintings for the study of their materials and techniques.