Expresses resignation or the idea that the outcome is inevitable regardless of effort. Often used when acknowledging a disappointing reality.
After all, it was an impossible task for me.
No matter how hard I try, in the end I'm still just an amateur.
(not) possibly; (not) at all; (not) by any means
Used with a negative predicate to emphasize impossibility or complete denial. Stronger than a simple negative.
That's simply not possible.
You can't possibly expect him to apologize.
In the end, his words are nothing more than an excuse.
After all, it's not my problem.
After all, humans can never become perfect.