Sentence examples for was later impossible from inspiring English sources

Postural reactions tested by excessively abducting or adducting limbs appeared to be slow in the hind limbs at some stage during the incubation period but this was not always consistently observed on subsequent examinations and this test was later impossible to evaluate because of kicking.

He was the 13th child of an impoverished potter; a childhood case of smallpox left Josiah with a bad leg that was later amputated, making it impossible for him to turn a potter's wheel.

The exaggerated gestures, dramatic chases, emotional scenes, simple flat characters, and impossible situations were later revived and parodied.

Because he had disposed of the liquid, it was impossible for later examinations to question his conclusion.

Judges said the novel – in which a family move to an old manor house on the Swedish island of Öland, only for the mother to be found drowned days later – was "impossible to reduce... to ghost story, a police procedural or a gothic tale".

Itoi had earlier assumed that restarting the project was impossible but later decided to continue following encouragement from the Mother fanbase.

Marie Rambert, who was working as an assistant to Nijinsky, recalled later that it was soon impossible to hear the music on the stage.

After such mistreatment, Kessler found, it was impossible to regard later statements as free of taint.* In Holder's view, avoiding the Clean Team's work was also smart in terms of winning the "hearts and minds" of the Islamic world.

A couple of decades later, it was impossible for any ordinary car to make it more than a short distance out of either city and the hotels had long since fallen apart, their swimming pools dry and rooms infested with cockroaches.

Just a few months later it was impossible to imagine an Argentina side without him.

She later claimed that Walter was simply impossible to live with.