Sentence examples for the impossible that from inspiring English sources

The arts council has published a terrific book called The Producers: Alchemists of the Impossible that looks at the work of 14 producers in different areas of the arts.

It's about doing the impossible, that's the goal, to have a start point and then go even further".

The first requirement: to have "a healthy disregard for the impossible". That's part of the mission of the LeaderShape Institute, a national program that trains students to lead with integrity and make significant contributions to better our world.

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger recently wrote a beautiful book – Play It Again: An Amateur against the Impossible – that explores the year he spent learning Chopin's No Ballade 1, aged 56.

What is it about the "impossible" that seems to inspire, to call us to extraordinary effort, and almost by magic compel us to attempt what might seem unreasonable, unlikely or irrational?

LOSERS: Helen Mirren ("Hitchcock") & Naomi Watts ("The Impossible") That boost might be short lived.

It's only the fact that we consider the impossible "impossible" that makes it impossible.

VON BURGSDORFF: Herr Von Neurath tried at first to get on with Herr Frank; but the stronger Frank's position became, the more impossible that was.

Since simply raising water rates across the board is politically impossible, that means new partners or new loans.

"To believe this story," he wrote, "you must believe that the human race can be one joyous family, working together, laughing together, achieving the impossible…" That story became a reality two years later.

"Wasila's case reflects some of the impossible situations that child brides face.