Sentence examples for previously thought impossible from inspiring English sources

Eminem did what was previously thought impossible: stole the spotlight from the Doctor.

Twitter briefly buckles under a level of infuriating sanctimony that science had previously thought impossible.

Elgin believes athletes at these Games will reach levels of performance previously thought impossible, especially in sprint events.

History shows that extreme events have the potential to focus people's attention and energy in ways previously thought impossible.

Australian researchers have discovered the secrets to captive breeding of echidnas, previously thought impossible because of their "bizarre" method of reproduction involving a four-headed penis.

Wineland and Haroche won the physics Nobel for finding ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them – something previously thought impossible.

They managed to do what had previously been thought impossible: they probed reality without disturbing it.

This enabled him to do something that had previously been thought impossible, he says: control and sustain the continuous eye motion we use to track moving objects, such as a car driving along road.

This approach enabled us to trace families and assess children in situations where follow-up had previously been thought impossible.

For most of them, it was my first time experiencing an orgasm I hated, which I previously would've thought impossible.

In a nod to failed attempts to build a new capital under Hosni Mubarak, Bably said that Egyptians can now "think, dream, and look forward to the completion of what we previously thought was impossible".