Sentence examples for seemingly impossible feat from inspiring English sources

For many New Yorkers, the death of Mr. Yohai accomplished a seemingly impossible feat — humanizing the Cheez Doodle.

So credit where it's due to the Chancellor, who has pulled off that seemingly impossible feat with his plans to cut tax credits.

It also allows her to carry off the seemingly impossible feat of making us care passionately about a woman who has committed an unforgivable crime.

The authors have managed the seemingly impossible feat of combining scope and coherence; they have pulled together all the disparate research lines and integrated them through a common treatment and notation.

He achieved the seemingly impossible feat of transcribing Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique for the piano in 1833, and he helped Berlioz by transcribing other works of his and playing them in concert.

As a novelist, it required her to pull off a seemingly impossible feat – to show how the condition of slavery exists outside of every human system, even language itself.

But both Mr. Balkenhol's rough-hewn wood figures and Mr. Friedman's obsessive, seemingly impossible feats of skill may seem a tad obsolete when you first encounter Karin Sander's new work.

Ed showed me how to use those ancient tricks to perform seemingly impossible feats, such as memorising entire poems, strings of hundreds of random numbers, and even the order of a shuffled pack of playing cards in less than two minutes.

These seemingly impossible feats were accomplished with an effortless calm expressing the freedom of Buddhist enlightenment; but they might also be seen as a metaphor for the political freedom that many Tibetans feel is as inevitable as the unfolding rhythms of their movements onstage.

Dubai's leaders have kept the entrepreneurial fires burning by taking on seemingly impossible feats (erecting the world's tallest building, building an indoor ski resort), being energized rather than discouraged by constraints (doubling the size of its tiny island by creating new artificial land) and staying agile, efficient and nimble strengths any venture capital firm looks for in a start-up.

How did Apple achieve this seemingly impossible public relations feat?