against all odds

(idiom) even though something seems completely impossible

Example Sentences:

When Canada defeated Brazil in the football final, it was an against all odds victory.

Boy: Would you like to go on a date with me?
Girl: I don’t think so.
Boy: Why not?
Girl: It’s against all odds, I don’t think it’s a good idea.
Boy: What do you mean?
Girl: You’re unattractive, have terrible clothes, and are rude. I’m a beautiful young woman.
Boy: I see.

From the Blogs:

Against all odds: imeem raises more cash

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Similar idioms:

1. out of the question
2. see someone
3. under one’s breath
4. sweep someone off their feet
5. brush someone off
6. burn the candle at both ends
7. show off