Sentence examples for will seem impossible from inspiring English sources

For those of us who have been in the fight, the prospect of more fighting, after so cruel a setback, will seem impossible.

So, for many in the Indian establishment, the process is the point keep it going long enough and war will seem impossible and the present dispensation immutable.Yet, as every outrage proves, the present dispensation is intolerable.

There has also been so little fundamental reform in most of the things radicals have been worried about banks, life insurance firms, privatisation, and much more that to many it will seem impossible to accept that things can really be looking brighter.

Your needs grow proportionately and soon it will seem impossible to revert back to what necessarily would be a considerably lower graduate student stipend.

Further food will seem impossible.

We realize our bet that governments will govern for people and planet will seem impossible and idealistic to many.

Today, the idea of the state medically taking away someone's right to procreate against their will seems impossible, even barbaric.

Trust me, there will be times when it'll seem impossible but think of a few years when you graduate; do you really want to leave knowing you're entitled to more apologies than goodbyes?

The question is whether truly effective intervention will seem politically impossible until it's too late — as seems to be the case in the government's (far simpler) dealings with the automobile industry.

But now management consultancy has been taken to a whole new level -- one that, at first glance, will seem almost impossible.

If your parents have been critical for many years, or for most of your life, it will seem nearly impossible to avoid taking their criticism personally.