Sentence examples for recognized the impossibility of from inspiring English sources

He likened Senate Republicans who recognized the impossibility of defunding Obamacare to Nazi appeasers.

Napoleon, after his crushing defeat at Leipzig (October 16 19, 1813), recognized the impossibility of retaining his hold on Spain and released Ferdinand, who had been detained by the French at Valençay since his abdication in 1808.

Still, Ms. Qasimi, who is also the daughter of the ruler of Sharjah, said she recognized the impossibility of segregating politics from art, especially with the surrounding region in ferment.

In the past year, as President Obama has recognized the impossibility of working with Congress to produce meaningful change, he has put forward the Clean Power Plan, new rules on tax inversions (which scuttled the Pfizer-Allergan merger), tough antitrust rulings, and now these overtime rules.

He made certain that the electorate recognized the impossibility of forming a coalition and thereby the inevitability of plunging the country into uncertainty.

McDonald's recently recognized the impossibility of living on these wages and had a helpful suggestion for how its workers could get by - take a second job.

It requires that engineers recognize the impossibility of peering into each and every "dark corner" and put their trust in yet another layer of mechanical assistance.

Recognizing the impossibility of his task, he attempted to resign in 1706, but Louis XIV insisted that he remain in office.

"Policy makers have to recognize the impossibility of the trilemma of no additional funding, no restructuring of official loans, and no default and exit from the euro".

" Katz and Ohlmeyer recognize the impossibility of recreating the newness and singularity of "Monday Night Football" during the 1970's, when Howard Cosell and Don Meredith created a tense, humorous and bizarre chemistry and Frank Gifford played a combination straight man and human wrangler.

Despite calls from even some of the administration's supporters to recognize the impossibility of transforming Iraq into a model democracy in the Middle East, Mr. Bush reasserted his intention to make Iraq the cornerstone of an effort to root out the underlying causes of terrorism and religious conflict.