| This is an impossibility that manifests itself first and foremost as a stylistic occlusion. |
| It may be, in fact, the impossibility of omnicompetence that makes democracy the only viable choice for a system of governance. |
| Can negative ninnies like my mother, who raise their families in dark, sneering realms of impossibility, be taught to embrace the possible? |
| This was a neat bit of satire, making the impossibility of the situation immediately obvious. |
| In 1845 Wantzel, continuing his researches into equations, gave a new proof of the impossibility of solving all algebraic equations by radicals. |
| So, you know, to sneak someone onto a cruise ship, that would be almost an impossibility. |
