Impossibly big.

It seems impossibly big.

It seems impossibly big.

Your book becomes bigger. Impossibly big.

It is impossibly small for you!

Call it impossibly idealistic if you must.

The backdrop was Prague, impossibly beautiful, impossibly romantic, the city of a hundred spires, tawny ochre houses and churches, shifting late afternoon light, moonlight on the Vltava.

So that means that surfaces can intersect themselves, they can become impossibly small.

The sample heavy musical collages of hip hop's golden age are now impossibly expensive to create.

Pure actual cost systems become impossibly complicated and produce less relevant information for planning and control.

However, the number of individuals in such a tree grows exponentially and will eventually become impossibly high.

You know, we show it in 10 minutes, so it's not this impossibly hard thing to understand.

I, um, uh, don't tell anyone, but we did all this so we could build impossibly fun, addictive games.

The Organisation of African Unity, renamed the African Union, set itself impossibly high objectives when it was founded in 1963.

Third, following from this, there is a clear perception in Iran that acquiring an actual bomb would lead to impossibly stringent economic sanctions.

Sometimes multilateral solutions seem impossibly difficult, but from time to time it pays to step back and see how far we have come.

Because it is only natural for politicians to promise to do everything, the UN is currently poised to consider an impossibly inclusive 169 targets.

The lingering drumbeat of bombs sound like some sort of impossibly large grapeshot, the metallic sound blending with the dry blast of the explosion.

This frustration can be blamed partly on the impossibly high expectations that Obama set in his early speeches, in which he inspired voters with promises of systemic transformation.

Two weeks later, the Global Fund for HIV AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria pulled its funding for programs in Burma, citing government restrictions that had created an impossibly difficult environment.

This seems to be why we focus on feel good approaches like the Kyoto Protocol, whose fundamental problem has always been that it is simultaneously impossibly ambitious, environmentally inconsequential, and inordinately expensive.

The song seemed simple enough when he first presented it, but it soon became impossibly difficult to learn and they eventually realised that while they were practising it, Barrett kept changing the arrangement.

The idea was to save the financial system from having to deal with safely dismantling the impossibly complex contractual edifices which did not allow for the possibility of systemic collapse that it had constructed.

And in this impossibly beautiful picture, you see the main rings backlit by the Sun, you see the refracted image of the Sun and you see this ring created, in fact, by the exhalations of Enceladus.

Ultra high energy cosmic ray Why is it that some cosmic rays appear to possess energies that are impossibly high (the so called OMG particle ), given that there are no sufficiently energetic cosmic ray sources near the Earth?

You might find that a little bit of a stretch, remember trying to get it up nice and close to the fret if you can, it's not going to be impossibly close because underneath, third finger has to go.

The sun seems impossibly big, but in the great scheme of things, it's a pinprick, one of about 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy, which you can see on a clear night as a pale, white mist stretched across the sky.

It's the politics that's hard, indeed impossibly hard, because this reform would shrink K Street, and Capitol Hill, as Congressman Jim Cooper, a Democrat from Tennessee, put it, has become a farm league for K Street, a farm league for K Street.

By late 2007, for example, the Fed and the US Treasury had most likely already seen at least one report arguing that only massive intervention to support subprime loans could forestall a catastrophe. The idea was to save the financial system from having to deal with safely dismantling the impossibly complex contractual edifices which did not allow for the possibility of systemic collapse that it had constructed.

But in the real world, how consistent is it possible to be in responding to genocide and other mass atrocities, treaty breaches, border violations, or other serious trespasses against international law? To demand that every case that seems to look alike be treated alike might set the bar impossibly high, and certainly runs the risk of becoming hostage to critics like those who attack the intervention in Libya who assert that if you can t act everywhere, you shouldn t act anywhere.