Sentence examples for totally impossible for from inspiring English sources

It's totally impossible for me and I don't feel safe".

She added that it was "totally impossible" for her to be free in Russia as an LGBTQ person.

"We haven't reached the stage where it's totally impossible for it to work but clearly it's not worked remotely as intended," he said.

Harding said that when he went into mainstream school in 1986 – one of only six people with learning disabilities to do so – it would have been "totally impossible" for someone with a learning disability to become mayor.

If in three years, God forbid, the Falklands go because the Argentinians decide to invade, it would be absolutely, totally impossible for this country - even if we had an Army of 10 million - to go and do anything about it".

Mr Harding, who has a form of cerebral palsy, added that if someone had told him as a schoolboy that he'd be mayor "I would have laughed it off as joke and [said] it would be totally impossible for someone with a mild learning disability become mayor".

The myth of the charter was born in 1945, during one of the various attempts on the life of the fair, and "by the 1970s this had become a charter granted by Good King James to gypsies themselves a totally impossible scenario for all sorts of reasons, not least because the Egyptians Act made it illegal to be a gypsy until 1783".

The myth of the charter was born in 1945, during one of the various attempts on the life of the fair, and "by the 1970s this had become a charter granted by Good King James to Gypsies themselves – a totally impossible scenario for all sorts of reasons, not least because the Egyptians Act made it illegal to be a Gypsy until 1783".

"If they asked for something that's totally impossible — a job for Daddy, say — I usually tell them, 'Santa specializes in toys, but we can always pray on the other,' " Mr. Ruperd said.

In such a case, these four most fundamental changes would have been totally impossible to realize for at least a couple of months, until the Constitutional Court would provide a verdict - if any.

It is totally impossible in this community for them to be there without us knowing.