Sentence examples for Unconscionable behavior from inspiring English sources

It is unconscionable behavior on their part to deny their constituents what they take for granted.

Each story in "Spoiled" is about a character who enjoys some kind of unearned privilege, usually accompanied by unconscionable behavior.

In the last two weeks, conscience has again collided head-on with the unconscionable behavior of men with guns.

Across the Irish Sea in Dublin, Enda Kenny took on the actual pope, making a blazing speech about the Vatican's unconscionable behavior in the pedophilia scandal.

Mr. Plummer attributes his "unconscionable" behavior on and off set filming that beloved classic — moping and drinking up several sizes of lederhosen — to "the old-fashioned stage actor's snobbism toward moviemaking".

It rewards the unconscionable behavior of the Republicans, who refused even to hold hearings on President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland, and who suggested they would not vote to confirm any candidate proposed by Hillary Clinton had she won the presidency.

Hours later, though, the campaign hosted a conference call with supporters to hammer Mr. Trump on the subject, calling his behavior "unconscionable".

But even for Buffalo, a city with a long history of lawsuits and strikes by the teachers' union, this dispute has become particularly fierce, with the city's mayor yesterday accusing the union of "unconscionable and selfish" behavior and the union accusing school officials of reneging on salary offers made at the negotiating table.

Disliking the president personally, believing him to be temperamentally unsuited for the office, finding his rhetoric and behavior unconscionable — none of these things necessitates opposing each and every initiative undertaken by his administration.

An understandably outraged Murray responded to the Utah Republican Governor, who had called his behavior "unconscionable" and demanded inspections of all of Murray's mines, by sending the Governor a "personal and confidential" letter threatening to cut Utah mine jobs if the governor continued to treat him like his "whipping boy".

"What makes this behavior even more unconscionable is that these drugs, especially lorazepam, are antianxiety mediations frequently prescribed for nursing home and hospice patients, including those suffering from long-term debilitating conditions such as Alzheimer's disease".