Sentence examples for was impossible to interpret from inspiring English sources

"I found myself in a very dark world which was impossible to interpret," he said.

Henry and Patalarga watched me watching her, alternately glaring and smiling, in a sequence that was impossible to interpret.

Still, it was impossible to interpret the speech without reference to the man who will be remembered by history as Obama's foil.

Experts said it was impossible to interpret what the latest quakes meant or to predict when a more powerful one might occur.

Many analysts recommended buying into Deutsche Telekom regardless, citing the company's defensiveness and optimism surrounding its T-Mobile subsidiary in the U.S. Kepler analyst Thomas Karlovitz said the subscriber numbers released on Thursday were not significant, given that it was impossible to interpret the financial value of customers retained or lost.

"Requirements have been imposed that make no sense in terms of prior jurisprudence and are impossible to interpret".

Several of the plots appeared to represent frequency but were impossible to interpret (F0).

Unfortunately, his list of these sayings is impossible to interpret with any confidence, and may be corrupt.

Category 3 responses were those where the student either had an operator view of the equal sign, did not supply any justification, or provided responses that were impossible to interpret.

"I would suggest it's good to question the accuracy of any kind of rumor about build plans, and even if a particular data point were factual, it would be impossible to interpret that data point for what it means for our overall business".

Without some minimal substantive assumptions about the quantity being measured, such as its amenability to manipulation and its relations to other quantities, it would be impossible to interpret the indications of measuring instruments and hence impossible to ascertain the evidential relevance of those indications.