Sentence examples for seems to be impossible from inspiring English sources

As Arnold Schoenberg said: "Intelligibility in music seems to be impossible without repetition".

Sometimes, when the family came visiting, she would complain, "Composition seems to be Impossible with a head full of Joints of Mutton and doses of rhubarb," but compose she did.

It seems to be impossible to capture these changes in a set of rather stable trends.

But the content of English expressions is broad, not narrow, so this seems to be impossible.

Convergence to the truth seems to be impossible, if ontologies change with theories.

In a word, it seems to be impossible to realize both high photocatalytic activity and recyclability for semiconductor photocatalysts.

Given the current model this would seem to be impossible, consequently this provides a difficult challenge for a publishing company.

Chip makers, however, have shown a remarkable ability to overcome what seem to be impossible challenges, and Mr. Harari remains confident about SanDisk's prospects.

The puzzle is that this kind of immortality would seem to be impossible, since any cell that keeps dividing will eventually run out of telomere.

Some CDU ministers do not conceal their impatience with their liberal allies, who have been making what seem to be impossible demands since they re-entered government in 2009, after 11 years in opposition.

As to literature and all those arts in which words play a part (song, opera, drama, cinema), the formalist position would seem to be impossible, and indeed formalists have seldom attempted to extend their theory to literature.