Sentence examples for quite impossible for from inspiring English sources

I am truly dangerous, for it is quite impossible for me to hate anyone--quite impossible".

He thinks it is really quite impossible for the Arabs to go on saying that Israel was created by the United Nations.

Since its entire state budget in 2001 is only $42 billion, it will indeed be quite impossible for Russia to pay at that time.

(Auden used the date of the invasion as the title of another poem, which begins, "The Ogre does what ogres can, / Deeds quite impossible for Man, / But one prize is beyond his reach: / The Ogre cannot master Speech").

In particular, says Mr Yosano, the sales tax should at least double, in incremental steps, to 10%.It is not quite impossible for Mr Fukuda to launch this formidable agenda.

It is seemingly quite impossible for them to grasp that they are in danger, although there is good reason to think the invasion of England may be attempted within a few days, and all the papers are saying this.

Our plane had a right to be there under international law, and it would be quite impossible politically for Mr. Bush to apologize.

"It was quite impossible to pay people: for rental equipment, say.

It pervades existence in ways that make a distinction between the personal and the political something that is longed for and quite impossible to achieve.Published first in Hebrew in April 2008, "To the End of the Land" is Mr Grossman's eighth novel to be translated into English.

"We must be highly realistic and it is impossible for us to beat Spain, quite impossible.

By contrast, statistical parametric mapping (SPM) is an objective and therefore observer independent method of analysis [1, 2], but it requires comparison to a control data set that is quite impossible to obtain in healthy children for ethical reasons.