Sentence examples for strange impossible from inspiring English sources

That is hands down the most beautiful, strange, impossible, but most of all radical thing a human being can say.

And it comes from reading the most beautiful, strange, impossible, but most of all radical civics lesson ever taught, when Jesus of Nazareth went to a hill in Galilee and told his disciples, "Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you".

Think up strange, impossible things, for example: imagine purple Twinkies™ walking on walls, growing red wings with yellow fishhooks dangling from them, and chasing after bankers, etc. Imagine a swinging pendulum: With your eyes closed, if you're relaxed, you should feel the sensation of "falling into the mattress".

Short stories are strange, almost impossible language systems.

A first-rate art-house thriller, "Miss Bala" tells the strange, seemingly impossible story of a Mexican beauty queen who becomes the accidental pawn of a drug cartel.

(Scott) ★ 'Miss Bala' (R, 1 53, in Spanish) Gerardo Naranjo's first-rate art-house thriller tells the strange, seemingly impossible story of a Mexican beauty queen (Stephanie Sigman) who becomes the accidental pawn of a drug cartel.

Many of the "strange, almost impossible" predictions made by Watkins came true.

Lewis (1976, 149) accepts that a loop (as a whole) would be inexplicable but thinks that this inexplicability (like that of the Big Bang or the decay of a tritium atom) is merely strange, not impossible.

He began the article with the words: "These prophecies will seem strange, almost impossible," explaining that he had consulted the country's "greatest institutions of science and learning" for their opinions on 29 topics.

All three films have felt fresh and exciting – this won Paulina García the best actress award at Berlin, and it's gloriously strange and slippery, impossible to pin down – at once funny, uplifting, moving and deeply disquieting.

This seems strange, or even impossible, because it involves reference to an infinite number of beliefs.