Sentence examples for thought to be impossible from inspiring English sources
Researchers have identified speech patterns in a gorilla, previously thought to be impossible for apes.
These features too were thought to be impossible before the fly-by.
Matching the run-time efficiency of human programmers was thought to be impossible.
"We can even suture and save menisci," a procedure long thought to be impossible.
Most cases boil down to "he said/she said"; they are thought to be impossible to prove.
Until Leonidas did it, it was thought to be impossible for any man to win all three.
Other researchers scoffed, as such arrangement was thought to be mathematically impossible.
At one time, hostilities between nuclear-armed nations were thought to be virtually impossible.
In 1954 Sir Roger caused global headlines by breaking the four minute mile in a feat which had been thought to be humanly impossible.
Reintubation of these patients, which was thought to be nearly impossible by direct laryngoscopy, was easily achieved over the PAEC.
Why this was thought to be valuable propaganda it is impossible to say.
