Sentence examples for Absolutely unconscionable from inspiring English sources

Absolutely unconscionable.

His mother Deborah phoned up to tell them they were being "absolutely unconscionable" and that she was "totally brassed off".

"I know you don't like it, but whether or not you like it, the burden that you're passing on to the dealer network is absolutely unconscionable," Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, told the auto executives.

"It's absolutely unconscionable, and that's putting it mildly".

New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre) called Boehner's decision "absolutely unconscionable".

It's absolutely unconscionable that an illness so deadly is viewed by so many as simply a moral failing.

In an interview last month, Mr. Mukasey said the department's scrutiny of the C.I.A. interrogation cases was "absolutely outrageous" and "an unconscionable thing to do".

And in an era of revolution, that is absolutely unacceptable and unconscionable.

"It is absolutely unacceptable and unconscionable". The Republican governor, the Democrat-controlled legislature and embattled elections officials said it was imperative to figure out how to revamp voting procedures so that the November election is not even more of a debacle.

He also makes one suggestion that has been mentioned so often in blue-ribbon studies and panel reports that it has become a cliché: Postdocs need and deserve increases in what VanderPlas rightly terms their "absolutely unsustainable" (not to mention unconscionable) pay scale.

And it is absolutely one of the most disgusting, unconscionable things I've ever heard when he refers to blacks as "slaves on their vote plantation".