Sentence examples for also unattainable from inspiring English sources

Independently, Gödel, the English mathematician Alan Turing, and the American logician Alonzo Church later showed that decidability was also unattainable.

But Lorde has also criticised the "22" singer in the past, calling her physical appearance "too flawless" and "too unattainable" to young women.

And Stendhal was an expert not only on love, but also on unattainable love, especially having mooned about for three years after Matilde Dembowski, despite her already being married to a Polish officer (rash, don't you think, to fall in love with a military man's wife? The husband will be armed).

My average recovery rate assumption of 30percentt is also currently unattainable".

It is also elusive, unattainable, and means so many different things to different people.

"I want [my photographs] to be seductive, but they're also about unattainable desire," he has said.

After seven years the building is still a work in progress, which is a big part of its appeal, allowing for a type of discovery (and also sometimes frustration) unattainable in a finished museum.

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Does an increased use of Photoshopping also reflect our unattainable cultural ideals?

Since she also represents an unattainable standard of beauty and sexual self-confidence, she has been labeled a brainless tramp and a heartless whore despite being no different from any number of young actresses who got a lucky break.

Concern has also been raised about unattainable (and often Photoshopped) images on social media which lead girls to feel insecure.