Sentence examples for utterly impossible for from inspiring English sources

"English laws are unwritten," the treatise explained, and it is "utterly impossible for the laws and rules of the realm to be reduced to writing".

He also carried a leading article, in which it was argued that it is "utterly impossible" for the judges "to deliberate in a vacuum".

Gary Tyler, who was eventually released from C.C.R. and placed in Angola's general population, told me, "As time went on, it became utterly impossible for me to even reach these guys.

In 1825, the pro-slavery lobby had closed his production and the Times's critic had written: "Owing to the shape of his lips it is utterly impossible for him to pronounce English".

Not to mention the roids hes on has made it utterly impossible for him to pleasure a women".

Breen reported back that the script "contains countless offensive stuff which makes the picture utterly impossible for approval under the Production Code".

It is utterly impossible because, for instance, if you're writing quite a long poem you won't write that in a day.

For me, it was the moment when the utterly impossible became merely unlikely.

It's an experience which makes my resume stand out, and one which would have been utterly impossible if I'd needed to earn enough to pay rent for the summer or finance my upcoming semester.

I have learned to measure and to see and to look for the broad outlines, so that, thank God, what seemed utterly impossible to me before is gradually becoming possible now.

"And then, in Godfather fashion, the majority makes state legislatures an offer they can't refuse: Avoid all the utterly impossible nonsense we have prescribed by simply permitting juvenile homicide offenders to be considered for parole," he wrote.