Sentence examples for utter impossibility from inspiring English sources
Convinced of the utter impossibility of a fair trial, Dündar took up an offer to come to Germany to write a column for the German newspaper Die Zeit.
Yes, SSX, the groundbreaking snowboarding franchise, has returned to make a whole new generation dizzy with its winning combination of realistic physics and utter impossibility.
4. It has been suggested that secular education in this country is the inevitable "product of 'the utter impossibility of harmonizing multiform creeds.'" T.W.M. Marshall, Secular Education in England and the United States, 1 American Catholic Quarterly Review 28, 308.
Her candor awes me as much as her ice cream dinner after the years I spent hiding purges and the utter impossibility of my quest, which I hid most from myself.
Of course he will say that we are contradicting ourselves when we hazard the assertion, that falsehood exists in opinion and in words; for in maintaining this, we are compelled over and over again to assert being of not-being, which we admitted just now to be an utter impossibility.
The effect of this surprisingly simple and — cannibalism aside — familiar back story is not to humanize Hannibal or even in any meaningful way to explain him, but rather to emphasize, by the very similarity to superhero origin stories, the character's utter impossibility, his pure does-not-occur-in-nature absurdity.
From one perspective his installation can seem to be a devious commentary on the very bind American museums face — not a work that tries to bring genuine political debate into the halls of the art world but one that, through its utter neutrality and reductiveness, shows the near impossibility of the attempt.
Also, you constantly hear, read and utter a stream of snarky, cynical comments about the impossibility of any of us ever being happy with another human.
Given that YouTube acts as a kind of unfathomably large cultural archive, the kind of archive that a generation ago felt like an impossibility, it's unsurprising that amongst the gold, amongst the incredible, is a vast amount of utter, utter rubbish.
About the impossibility of defining pornography, Justice Potter Stewart, in the most famous phrase ever uttered by the US Supreme Court, said he couldn't define it, but "I know it when I see it".
