Examples of using Impossibilities in English and their translations into German
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When everybody talks about impossibilities.
The impossibilities of a Jewish invasion in Canaan in 13th and 12th century B. C.
In dreams and in love there are no impossibilities.
When you have eliminated all impossibilities then whatever is left has to be the truth, no matter how insane it is.
Little girl, time machines are physical impossibilities.
The impossibilities of"moon landings" according to the cosmic radioactive radiation with sunspots and according to the landing data.
Nobody in quantum mechanics talks about impossibilities any more.
We know the possibilities and impossibilities of the ports, ships, the sailing and what makes a nautical event so special.
Book of Gagarin:"I was the first human in space":Confirmation of the tape- some more impossibilities.
That being said, we must not confuse difficulties with impossibilities, and certainly not inevitabilities.
The exhibition is permanently based in Amsterdam andconsists of a series of exhibitions which tell us more about the possibilities and impossibilities of our body.
Nonetheless he brought back a lot from the land of unlimited opportunity and impossibilities, for example influences from country, Zydeco and folk- and in particular the Louisiana blues.
We cannot close our eyes to what appears to be a continuous narrowing of the margins for the positive No of destitution in the current conditions,in which ever expanding necessities and impossibilities are being raised.
The lecture deals equally with the impossibilities of representing Europe spatially and with the desire of bringing about a strong identity of a European space, comparable to a brand.
You stop in front of the gates of your memory, in front of closed doors, in front of gates of impossibilities, because daily life is a grind and regulations.
Many years of research finally leading to the January-2017 release of the very first monography about this Austrian gynaecologist, whose scrupulous observations and witted deductions provided substantial findings on the natureof fertilisation and the possibilities and impossibilities within.
How the Apollo manipulations are beginning in the"USA" in primary schoolalready- the facts about the impossibilities of"moon landings" are not taken earnest by the media until now….
We need serious discussions about the possibilities and impossibilities of armed struggle; not a childish romanticization of rioting or crime, but an investigation into how power is distributed and maintained, and how this can be challenged militantly, which, in most cases of deepened social conflict, will be necessary.
The central figure stands before a mirror,although critics-accusing Manet of ignorance of perspective and alleging various impossibilities in the painting-have debated this point since the earliest reviews were published.
But by prevalent norms, the teaching together with the deeds not only shall hardly ever find general acceptance but, as the main cause for strife in every household to which it is introduced, it shall be either most ardentlypersecuted, or even totally proscribed by the state, making us impossibilities.
It also ignored the many crass contradictions and technical impossibilities in the statements of its witnesses39- a show-trial was needed to hammer the Holocaust into the heads of the world once again.
Either they are quick to repudiate everything sent by the Light with their arrogant know-it all attitude, or they go to the other extreme, and, like those of blind faith,expect fantastic impossibilities that lie outside the range of the Divine Laws of Creation.
The performance group Komuna Otwock, named after a suburb of Warsaw,has been exploring the possibilities and impossibilities of the revolution for the last 15 years. Starting with theoretical-political questions, Komuna Otwock offers artistic answers, answers that focus on people.
Moreover people are very ready to flatter human souls and to sing a sweet song to their main weaknesses, above all to their conceit, so that they will glide easily and willingly over all the rotten places,and heedlessly disregard the great gaps and impossibilities which again and again rise up before them as a warning.
Ed Atkins is an artist who makes videos, writes and draws, developing a complex anddeeply figured discourse around definition, wherein the impossibilities for sufficient representations of the physical, specifically corporeal, world- from computer generated imagery to bathetic poetry- are hysterically rehearsed.
After a long discussion of the possibilities and impossibilities of nearing one's own biography and much toing and froing about the newspaper clippings that Wawerzinek built into the text of abused children, Burkhard Spinnen finally withdrew his contribution in the“hope” that as a writer he could also someday approach the“implicitness of the aesthetic”.
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Schopenhauer enunciates it in a generalized form as follows:"Schelling does with his absolutes what all devout and inspired theists did with their god-they enunciated from him logical impossibilities, which were only a metaphorical expression for the abstract sentence: the reason is only an ability conditioned by the world symbol and valid only for it, I however(the inspired theist), stand on a higher level of the consciousness, where the reason and its categories are no longer" Schopenhauer, 1985/2/326.
Are we tempted to give too much time to our recreations; to be idling when we should be working; reading or talking when we should be busy with our temporal calling;hoping for impossibilities, or fancying ourselves in some different state of life from our own; overanxious of the good opinion of others; bent upon getting the credit of industry, honesty, and prudence?
Mr President, I agree with the initial analysis made by the President of the Commission, Mr Prodi, when he referred to the fact that recent years have been marked by a impressivecollection of dogmas that have been destroyed, of impossibilities that have become a constant reality and of constant realities, such as the Berlin Wall, that have fallen like the Cedars of Lebanon, as recounted in the classics.