Sentence examples for very impossibility from inspiring English sources

The very impossibility of such casting today makes Ms. Garber's point about the play's evolution.

If you are one of those unlucky souls whom anxiety affects profoundly, however, you might just be able to find relief, and even redemption, in this very impossibility.

"I think this is perhaps the appeal of monsters – that it is the very impossibility of such scenarios that are fascinating and arousing, allowing the possibility of joining in with the game of imagining such outrageous couplings with other people".

Since the neutered Spacers retain all the energy of youth with no obvious way to release it, they attract the attention of a new kind of deviant, "frelks," who are drawn to the very impossibility of consummation.

It is Santorini's very impossibility that makes it so compelling – it is sublime on the surface, with a diabolic core.

This, of course, is not to deny the possibility of raising skeptical, theoretically grounded objections to such claims; on the contrary, it was the very impossibility of any theoretically satisfactory refutation of skepticism concerning the reality of freedom that led Fichte to affirm the inescapable "primacy of the practical" with respect to the selection of one's philosophical starting point.

"We're told to fix our scripts to make them producible, to make them more affordable to put on, yet it is the plays that are the most challenging to stage that are chosen because of those very impossibilities," Ms. Vogel said, pointing to the coup de théâtre of the Angel crashing into Prior Walter's bedroom in Tony Kushner's "Angels in America".

Brandenburger and Keisler formalize the above argument in order to prove a very strong impossibility result about the existence of so-called assumption-complete structures.

Millions of people are empowered, enlightened and entertained through new technologies every day, but there is a cost to this connectedness, and at the very least the impossibility of escaping 24/7 work sets a poor precedent for a work-life balance.

The odd thing is that this very declaration -- the impossibility of greatness, the masquerade involved in art -- was already accepted and anticipated by the Modernist movement.

The hippogriff, a monstrous hybrid of griffin and horse, is often taken as the very symbol of fantastical impossibility, a unicorn's unicorn.