Sentence examples for Seems unconscionable from inspiring English sources
It seems unconscionable not to reach out to them.
Coming into a pristine area like this, it seems unconscionable to have a road that is level, straight and fast".
It seems unconscionable at first, but then nothing in "Mo' Better Blues" really follows the formula as the audience understands it.
But it seems unconscionable that the ECB would delegate to a secret committee of self-interested market participants the right to determine what is an acceptable debt restructuring.
I've had no problem taking on the Knicks as my preferred N.B.A. team, because I didn't have one before, but latching on to the Jets or Giants or Yankees or Mets over the Chiefs and Royals seems unconscionable.
I travel for nonprofit organizations to academic meetings; it seems unconscionable to spend three times more of my project's dollars ($855 Boston to Richmond, as opposed to $262) to be able to do my laundry and take a walk with my husband on Saturday.
To him, forgoing screening, even when large-scale studies showed that screening may not work, seemed unconscionable.
ISIS has cleverly entrenched itself in cities — Raqqa, in Syria; Mosul, Fallujah, and Ramadi, in Iraq; Derna and Sirte, in Libya — where large-scale bombing campaigns seem unconscionable.
And in a city where anti-mainland sentiment is high, the draining of our city's resources, including valuable hospital beds, by mainland women seemed unconscionable.
By the time the trials began, in October, 1945, the world knew of the death camps, and to many people it seemed unconscionable not to hold the surviving Nazi leaders accountable.
Josh said that after receiving several text messages with news of the Oakland PD taking down tents and arresting people, he decided to go to downtown Oakland and "see if, as a V.F.P. member, I could help still the anger… to be between the police and the protesters… it seemed unconscionable to me that the police use the cover of darkness like that to do what they were doing".
