Sentence examples for was impossible to represent from inspiring English sources

"Having been in New York on Sept. 11, 2001, we knew it was impossible to represent the enormity of suffering that occurred on that day," Ms. DiNovelli said.

William Swainson used Shaw's name in 1823 in his work Zoological Illustrations, noting that it was "impossible to represent this superb little creature in its full beauty".

When I approached the film, I knew that it was impossible to represent the monsters as simply beasts that jump on you".

Vaughan suggests that perhaps it's impossible to represent the situation in DRC on stage.

It is impossible to represent Spungen's murder accurately, because no one knows what happened.

Of course it would be impossible to represent Ernst with a recent work, since he died in 1984, so the show's premise is a trifle misleading.

Acknowledging that it's impossible to represent all women or speak for the entire feminist movement, she has made Torch "incredibly personal – and that does feel quite exposing".

On his website at Garden Court chambers, Peart notes: "The defendant was considered by many to be impossible to represent, he having dispensed with the services of three previous legal teams and two silks".

"They've taken this topic that seems like it's impossible to represent and found an aesthetic structure without being heavy-handed about it," said Lisa Freiman, who organized the show for the museum, where she heads the contemporary art department.

On flat maps, it's impossible to represent land mass size on a relative scale.

It is impossible to represent the 1-D profiles for all areas by a thermal model with a single value of h.