Sentence examples for total impossibility from inspiring English sources

I've realised having it all is a total impossibility: you can't be a good mother and work full time.

I believe I have far more important things to think about than my waistline: my failure to have children, for example; my high familial risk of prostate cancer; or my lack of pension and savings, or the total impossibility of my job as a secure long-term career, or the whole world outside my stomach.

"It's a total, absolute impossibility".

Start living that way now!" It's an argument for tiny and temporary victories, and for the possibility of partial victories in the absence or even the impossibility of total victories.

But however ingenious the logistical construction and however infallible the laughs, the hero's situation requires him to acknowledge some pretty large things: the co‑existence of past and present, the impossibility of total commitment, the unbearable demands made in the name of love and the proximity of madness.

In our case (i.e. results presented in section 'Effort to adapt test sets across paradigms'), possible explanations for the lack of statistical significance of preliminary findings may rely on (i) the small number of analysed programs (14, in total) or (ii) the impossibility of showing differences between the two paradigms (i.e. there is no difference between them at all).

They demand the impossibility of total innocence.

This account of how dark forces infected the family of an Austrian customs inspector, Alois Schicklgruber, later Hitler, and his son Adolf, points to the impossibility of attributing total blame for the most barbaric acts to any one individual.

"If it becomes a total stumbling block and an impossibility to deliver the shares via a CVA [company voluntary arrangement], then you may need to look at the newco scenario [transfer of club assets to a new company].

Sebők was full of impossibilities like this.

What it has done is to reveal the impossibility of community and the impossibility of total consolidation, wholeness and unity.