absolute impossibility

"It's an absolute impossibility for that puck to have gone in the net," Low said.

He then cited two other circumstances he considered to be absolute impossibilities.

In epistemology, he argues for the view that knowledge is the absolute impossibility of mistake.

"I realized that advancement within Xerox was an absolute impossibility for minorities," he said.

Well, my old man says that it is an absolute impossibility to keep a permanent colony on Ganymede.

Death is that possibility which is the absolute impossibility of Dasein.

"An absolute impossibility for the Americans to put men and supplies on the moon without our intelligence network monitoring the progress.

I tell you it is an absolute impossibility for a shot to strike any ship which is provided with my apparatus.

That would be an absolute impossibility.

He wholly experienced all the hardships of living in a foreign country, including the absolute impossibility of working at his profession.

Of course it was an absolute impossibility, but it was a very pleasant thing to contemplate.

"While the undertaking is no longer an absolute impossibility, it is difficult... very.

Fd suggest that you stop operations because of the absolute impossibility of keeping your thumb on things.

And what have we to oppose to such a cloud of witnesses, but the absolute impossibility or miraculous nature of the events, which they relate?

"You're mistaken about that," Brunold said positively; "that was an absolute impossibility."

This is an absolute impossibility.

Then bear in mind the absolute impossibility that he could single-handed have inflicted this outrage upon a man quite as strong as himself.

"It's a total, absolute impossibility."

To fawn, or to toady, or to do undeserved homage to any one, was an absolute impossibility with him.

The sovereign feels that he must provide for such exigencies by saving because he foresees the absolute impossibility of borrowing.

"This becomes an absolute impossibility if you don't tag each receipt as you go along," Mrs. Mittman said.

Upon the whole, I am content to own the existence of matter is highly improbable; but the direct and absolute impossibility of it does not appear to me.

In the chaotic condition of the Yiddish publishing trade in Russia, even an approach to a bibliography of works of that nature is an absolute impossibility.

But you know, what an awful Scotch thick-head I am, and that I never give up a thing, before I do not see the absolute impossibility.'

This forms the foundation for a secure operating system which, if certain critical parts are designed and implemented correctly, can ensure the absolute impossibility of penetration by hostile elements.