As a rule, an etheromaniac is never cured except by the impossibility of satisfying his passion. |
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In 1845 Wantzel, continuing his researches into equations, gave a new proof of the impossibility of solving all algebraic equations by radicals. |
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Aware of all the falsity and all the impossibility of the situation, he still kept on applauding! |
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A simple-minded fellow, he does not realize the impossibility of winning her over romantically. |
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This broad spectrum of ideas made the initial articulation of a collection development policy for the Conservation Library an impossibility. |
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By positing indivisible bodies, the atomists were also thought to be answering Zeno's paradoxes about the impossibility of motion. |
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So, you know, to sneak someone onto a cruise ship, that would be almost an impossibility. |
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This relativism is central to the impossibility of finding an uncontentious definition of terrorism. |
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While he seemed to have an unpracticed grace, the chap was still clumsy to almost a point of impossibility. |
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This was a neat bit of satire, making the impossibility of the situation immediately obvious. |
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Can negative ninnies like my mother, who raise their families in dark, sneering realms of impossibility, be taught to embrace the possible? |
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It may be, in fact, the impossibility of omnicompetence that makes democracy the only viable choice for a system of governance. |
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This is an impossibility that manifests itself first and foremost as a stylistic occlusion. |
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In fact, the impossibility of answering the question is his very reason for asking it. |
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He knew from his own experience the near impossibility of forging a new life after prison. |
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The key concern in Jones's work is the aching desire to know the self and the ultimate impossibility of self-knowledge. |
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The sheer impossibility of summarising Oracle Night is in fact a mark of the book's strength. |
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This room should destroy the magic of the work, yet it juxtaposes the basis and the result, and heightens the sense of impossibility. |
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The other thing that sticks in my mind is the vague sense of the overwhelming impossibility of the task. |
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The first is that the interpreter has placed the idea of objective truth into the realm of impossibility. |
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One of my themes is the possibility or impossibility of connection with others. |
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It was at this moment of insanity that the sheer impossibility of the situation came to him. |
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The Museum of Unworkable Devices explores the interface between hope and physical impossibility. |
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It seems likely that this was no mere oversight on his part, but in fact a logical impossibility. |
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The impossibility of reform became apparent only two years after his election. |
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Another personnel problem is the near impossibility of firing poor performers. |
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The impossibility of bringing this tale to the big screen would daunt any sane filmmaker. |
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My objections regarding the mathematical impossibility of such an outcome were always readily ignored. |
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We're too cowardly to actually commit insurrection, and its impossibility becomes a grimly mocking reminder of our impotence. |
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Archer picks her up from the train station, and they talk in the carriage about the impossibility of their love. |
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The current intifada has shown the impossibility of sustaining the occupation. |
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The lack of communication between Mr. N.T. and Ms. B.T. has made co-parenting an impossibility. |
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Perpetual pushing and assurance put a difficulty out of countenance, and make a seeming impossibility give way. |
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The bookies rated their chances at 250-1 and that made it as near as dammit a statistical impossibility. |
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It may seem fanciful to some observers, who note the impossibility of projecting growth beyond the near-term, but widely used growth models often take a longer view. |
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How do you explain the apparent impossibility of your words? |
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It stunned me, that night, just the sheer impossibility of it all. |
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The magnificent ambition is fundamentally reliant upon the indelible impossibility of its fulfillment. |
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Orthodox people certainly can deeply appreciate the Rhodes conclusions regarding the impossibility of ordaining women to the priesthood and episcopacy. |
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It was sad for epistemologists, Hume and others, to have to acquiesce in the impossibility of strictly deriving the science of the external world from sensory evidence. |
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He maintains that Heisenberg's indeterminacy principle should not be regarded as expressing the impossibility of making measurements of unlimited precision. |
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The smartest book ever written about the impossibility of direct communication. |
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But Huckabee is an impossibility because he and Romney don't like each other. |
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The main reasons were the relief of the end of the war and also the impossibility to fathom the disaster. |
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While Justice Stephen Breyer dismissed this as an impossibility, other justices were not reassured. |
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If we look at this argument closely, we perceive that what is at stake in her argument is precisely the impossibility of metalanguage in the revolutionary process. |
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It's that love that keeps the dancer working to bend the body toward perfection and at the same time recognizing the impossibility of achieving it. |
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The disadvantages are the impossibility of playing some chords and the need to be neat-fingered when playing trills on two notes which share a string. |
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She has stated the impossibility of bringing the presence of the parents into the present moment, the powerlessness of art to deliver such a presence. |
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The obvious impossibility of this task only adds to its fascination. |
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One is tough enough to overcome, but both is a near impossibility. |
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The great apparent problem with this new ideology is its impossibility. |
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Could this be the answer to the continuing search for the home of one's dreams, and the sheer impossibility of being able to afford to buy a property in this city? |
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The homosocial paradigm of the fraternity of officers, however, produces a new impossibility, for its same-sex society cannot reproduce, cannot generate a future. |
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Finally, God's absence, reflected in his impossibility to offer neither reprimand nor comfort, is mirrored in a simulation of authorial impotence. |
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It is an absolute impossibility in this society to reversely sexually objectify heterosexual men, just as it is impossible for a poor person of color to be a racist. |
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Hume famously noted the impossibility of the mercantilists' goal of a constant positive balance of trade. |
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The impossibility of the physical presence of the monarch was replaced by viceroys, the post of viceroy the direct representation of the monarch. |
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If there be any one point insisted on throughout my works more frequently than another, that one point is the impossibility of Equality. |
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For such propositions unimaginability looks like a function of a kind of conceptual impossibility. |
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In any multicriterial setting, absolute perfection is simply an impossibility. |
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Sadly, trying to initiate this kind of high profile, bi-partisan initiative today would be a near impossibility. |
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Finally, it shows that the same reasoning supports rescissory remedies for contractual mistake, frustration, or impossibility. |
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In the face of the impossibility of the Castilian institutions to take care of the New World affairs, other new institutions were created. |
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The radar may try to unify the targets, reporting the target at an incorrect height, or eliminating it on the basis of jitter or a physical impossibility. |
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But the impossibility of raising revenue then triggered the French Revolution, with the revolutionaries demanding confiscatory taxes and impositions on the wealthy elite. |
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Universal disarmament was a practical impossibility, Crowe warned. |
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But it had been equally proved that the subjugation of the State to the Church, the supremacy, political as well as ecclesiastical, of the Kirk, was an impossibility. |
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The irony of such Pyrrhonic echoes is that we can discern behind the modish posture the impossibility of Hamlet's ever really being able fully to adopt the skeptic's stance. |
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However, due to the impossibility of moving or erecting the giant parts of that monuments, they have been left unfinished in Yangshan Quarry, where they remain to this day. |
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He also comes up with an ingenious transcendental argument against trivialism, based upon the idea of the impossibility of accepting trivialism by any conscious being like us. |
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