Sentence examples for that looks impossible from inspiring English sources
For the foreseeable future, that looks impossible.
"I don't know how many players can score that goal," Arsenal Manager Ars? Wenger said "It's something that looks impossible that he makes possible".
New Delhi's aim to cut the fiscal deficit to 4.6 percent of gross domestic product, set in the prelude to elections in five states, was based on a growth target that looks impossible now.
As the concrete effects of the Republican sequester become more and more visible, wiser heads in the Republican Party may very well decide that a compromise that looks impossible today, is very possible tomorrow.
That looks impossible, however, as newly powerful cable channels seek to cash in.
Pro-EU British Prime Minister Tony Blair had committed his people to a referendum that looked impossible to win.
And time has a way of changing the way things look: options that look impossible now may well seem possible by the autumn.
He goes to Abu Dhabi this week on the brink of becoming a multiple world champion and achieving a status that looked impossible for a driver who was close to meltdown just three years ago.
And, simultaneously, it will have to wrangle its own internal reconciliation with conservatives, emboldened by the likelihood that, while Turnbull might have delivered a victory that looked impossible under Abbott, he hadn't turned out to be all that popular after all.
And even if Norwich carry the fight into the final week of the campaign, with home games against West Brom and Swansea to come, Poyet's team seem certain to preserve their top-flight status, something that looked impossible a month ago.
