Sentence examples for wonderful impossible from inspiring English sources

"You can use marvellous fabrics, have wonderful, impossible embroidery – in fact, be superluxe," he told Vogue in 1974, "and superluxe is what the couture is all about".

Graham, who hopes to stage "this wonderful, impossible problem play" when the new purpose-built Unicorn theatre opens in 2004, argues that adults tend to have an affection for Peter Pan that blinds them to the terrible truths at the story's heart.

They can remember every last rich morsel and decadent bite, the order in which they ate it, and the wonderful, impossible feeling of finally feeling full.

The Russians, he says, have a wonderful but impossible-to-translate word for this stuff – the exhausting logistics of life.

Featuring songs by Andrew Lippa and a book by John August, this musical is about one of those impossible, wonderful, embarrassing fathers whose ghosts have done so much to keep psychiatrists in business.

They're both impossible and wonderful.

They are wonderful to drink and impossible to have.

A fragment of a lost poem by Archilochus (c680 645 BCE) depicted a solar eclipse as such: "Nothing there is beyond hope, nothing that can be sworn impossible, nothing wonderful, since Zeus, father of the Olympians, made night from midday, hiding the light of the shining sun, and sore fear came upon men".

Written by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart in the late 1930's as a poison-pen valentine to their famous friends, "The Man Who Came to Dinner" revels in the wonderful, horrible and glamorously impossible ways of the wild and celebrated, creatures so very different from us groundlings in the audience.

"Fabulous answer!" "Exactly!" "That's perfect!" With very few syllables spent, instructors may inadvertently convey to the rest of the students who are not participating that the response given was so wonderful that it is impossible to build on or exceed.

"One day it will be back, it's a wonderful place, but it's impossible to say when".