Sentence examples for the impossibility of creating from inspiring English sources

Small wonder that, faced with the impossibility of creating a work that can ever truly express the artist's intentions, Tyler seeks an easier epiphany in his secret drug habit.

This, however, brings us to what is arguably the "principal contradiction" of the new world order (if we may use this old Maoist term): the impossibility of creating a global political order that would correspond to the global capitalist economy.

It ignored facts both material and suggestive, including the impossibility of creating enough heat at an outdoor dump to completely incinerate so many bodies or any indications that governmental complicity went higher than the municipal level.

Dalton Caldwell, founder/ex-CEO of imeem, recently gave a presentation at the Y Combinator Startup School on the impossibility of creating success in digital music.

Given the impossibility of creating a road infrastructure, it was decided to haul by cable crane.

The impossibility of creating a convincing placebo for bath emollients means that it is not possible to carry out a blinded study.

The questions the 15th asks are some of the most profound Shostakovich ever posed: about the limits of musical expression, about what musical individuality and personality might be, and about the apparent impossibility of creating symphonic coherence in the late 20th century.

The characters themselves do not give much help as to where readers should pay attention, as they are too often engaged in long, didactic conversations about Eastern parables and "storyless stories" and the seeming impossibility of creating a truly original narrative from a finite number of building blocks.

Chabon said upon publication in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle that the novel concerns "the possibility and impossibility of creating shared community spaces that attempt to transcend the limits imposed on us by our backgrounds, heritage and history".

The inability of minds and bodies to interact is, according to Malebranche, simply a special case of the impossibility of interaction between created things in general.

But talking isn't walking, and their rhetoric was undermined by their disregard for three fundamental realities: 1) the unwelcoming job market, or the demand side of the equation, 2) the evidence against many of the strongly held views that (mis- inform their diagnoses and prescriptions, and 3) the imis- informy of reducing povertheirdiagnosesg opportunity given their proposed budgets.