Sentence examples for Inconceivable notion from inspiring English sources
These teams are racing to the bottom of their division — an inconceivable notion before the season.
The bureau said the suspect had died 10 years ago of natural causes, suggesting the almost inconceivable notion that the hijacker who jumped from the plane actually survived the jump, which was into subzero temperatures in the darkness over rugged terrain.
"A year ago," Mr. Davies said, "if I had said the two biggest things in television are going to be a young-skewing show on CBS that's a reality concept based on a British-created Swedish television program produced by a former British paratrooper and part owned by a member of Parliament, and a prime-time quiz show hosted by Regis Philbin, that would have been an inconceivable notion".
Horn was the pioneer who had the inconceivable notion of placing radio station audio onto cable TV, and reaching an audience directly through TV into people's homes.
Social structure, for example, cannot be conceptualized adequately without some recognition of actual or potential change, just as social change, as a more or less regular process, is structured over time and is inconceivable without the notion of continuity.
The nature of the EU's tortuous decision-making makes that very notion inconceivable.In the long run, the bigger question is whether the two approaches can somehow be made compatible.
The molding of a fifth-grade class into a well-oiled rock machine in a few weeks is also inconceivable, as is the notion that it could be done in secret under the principal's nose.
Surprise is an information-theoretic notion measuring how inconceivable it is to the organism to find itself in a certain state.
How he has comprehensively dismissed such notions; it is inconceivable McIlroy will not enter the pantheon of golfing legends by adding the Masters to his title collection at some point.
Back in 1965, as newsreel images of the institutionalised violence in Selma appalled the world, the notion would have been inconceivable.
In light of this new reality, the growing working class has begun to make investments in their children's futures by paying for school – a notion that was previously inconceivable.
