Sentence examples for the impossibility of understanding from inspiring English sources

It was a subtle exploration of the impossibility of understanding art and artists through intellectual means.

A theme throughout your book is the impossibility of understanding insects in human terms.

Spanning centuries and continents, Wickersham's first collection — following a novel and an acclaimed memoir, "The Suicide Index" — is an ode to love and the impossibility of understanding it.

At the same time, Kotkin demonstrates the impossibility of understanding Stalin's momentous decisions outside of the context of the tragic history of imperial Russia.

We see here not the contract between civilisation and the empty world as in the second scenario, but rather the contrast between high- and low-technology, the meeting of alien cultures, the impossibility of understanding a society so far outside one's own, and the place of tribal peoples in a galaxy filled with space travellers.

This, then, is one way of responding to the impossibility of understanding.

"No, I didn't plan it," said Mertaranta, 52, who works for the network YLE and is renowned in Finland for his original turns of phrase and across Europe for his excited rapid-fire delivery, which transcends the impossibilities of understanding Finnish among nonspeakers of the language.

I told the Professor that my wife left me a few months ago and that, ever since, I have developed a growing obsession with The Impossibility of Love, with understanding it, and with discovering the remaining chapters.

But the trouble with a conception of nature composed of two fundamentally different parts is the resulting impossibility of understanding the connection between the parts.

But his real interests are far more abstract: the nature of quests, the line between fable and fact, the distinction between the natural and the man-made worlds, and the impossibility of fully understanding one's place — to say nothing of a toy duck's — in relation to the universe.

The impossibility of fully understanding every intricacy of context at any given moment makes achieving the mythical, consistent sweet spot of serendipity impossible.