Sentence examples for Sounds inconceivable from inspiring English sources

The F.C.A. must know that this sounds inconceivable.

This sounds inconceivable as many still see the group as irrational.

During the second world war, the United States colluded in the cover-up of a mass murder, perpetrated by a Nazi ally, of 22,000 Allied officers.Put like that, it sounds inconceivable, especially for those brought up to believe that the war was simply a struggle of good against evil.

Now some in Iran are even starting to worry about how much might be at stake if President Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria, long a client state of Iran's, collapses — which after a fifth day on Thursday of heavy street fighting in Damascus no longer sounds inconceivable.

There are times in football when you hear a story that sounds so daft, so utterly inconceivable, that if it happened in just about any other sport you would probably think it might be too far-fetched to be true.

Mr. Moran's piano forms the core of the group, but its sound is inconceivable without the thumbprints of Mr. Mateen, with his nimble, nubby bass guitar style, and Mr. Waits, with his earthy mutable approach to rhythm.

That would have been inconceivable when she was small.Perhaps that doesn't sound too bad.

It would have been close to inconceivable some years ago for Labour party members to openly sound off about the "Jewish question", or tweet that Jews have big noses.

Steve Jones sounded like he was playing a guitar factory, not a guitar; it was inconceivable that there were only three instruments on stage.

It's not inconceivable that in a hundred and fifty years today's folk wisdom about the sexes will sound as ridiculous as Darwin's.

Sun Ra was one of the first musicians to use synth and electric keyboards in his music, creating sound amalgamations that were previously inconceivable.