Sentence examples for surely be impossible from inspiring English sources

But perfection will surely be impossible.

But politically it would surely be impossible to do so.

It would surely be impossible to draw a map of this country, à la Tolkien or CS Lewis.

One might, as I've written before, think that that is a very grim prognosis and that by 2016 the two-state solution will surely be impossible.

But if one is going to spend one's life obsessed with Neil Diamond, it would surely be impossible to manage it more sensibly.

The tie marked probably the last cup game under the lights at Upton Park, and the famous old ground crackled with an atmosphere it will surely be impossible to recreate at the Olympic Stadium.

But it surely cannot be impossible for bishops, who sign protest letters, to so organise their diaries that they can turn up and put their votes where their mouths are".

So I chose this out of a sense of bravado - surely it would be impossible to write a poem about?

From now on, surely it will be impossible for a prime minister to appoint just one woman to the most powerful decision-making body in the land and say he's terribly sorry, but it's a merit thing.

Sitting still through such dance classics would surely be an impossible task, one not attempted by a wildly enthusiastic audience surrounding Rodgers on four sides and bathing him in approval.

Surely, it is impossible to be a writer without being egoiste.