Sentence examples for the impossibility of making from inspiring English sources

When belligerent nations, under the impossibility of making acquisition upon us, will not hazard the giving us provocation".

Michaux had a bleak view of the human condition; his poems emphasize the impossibility of making sense of life as it impinges on the individual.

But, while builders gripe about the impossibility of making Britain's homes green, a German standard for super-insulated housing is beginning to gather pace in the UK.

The Secret River is a sad book, beautifully written and, at times, almost unbearable with the weight of loss, competing distresses and the impossibility of making amends.

"Awards can be a sword that divides rather than unites artists," Mr. Rylance said, "but that's less the issue here than what is, to me, the impossibility of making a sure choice".

In Celebration (performed 1969; filmed 1974), directed by Anderson, returned to a recurring Storey theme: the impossibility of making a clean break with one's lower-class roots and background.

I now perceived the absolute impossibility of making any further resistance against such a superior force, as well as the danger that threatened the division, from the advantage which the enemy had gained on the left.

But perhaps the most thrilling thing about crispy duck was the impossibility of ever making it yourself.

If, in the case of a pressure operated microphone, one tries to avoid this trouble by determining the pressure calibration by the resonant tube1 or thermophone methods and by calculating the increase in sensitivity due to reflection from the microphone, the difficulty, if not impossibility, of making this calculation rigidly for practical forms of microphone is encountered.

The editorial noted that one limitation of the study was the near-impossibility of making a convincing sham laser, raising the possibility of a placebo effect.

Yet, he insisted, the impossibility of perfection makes it no less imperative to fight for a better world.