Sentence examples for altogether unthinkable from inspiring English sources

It is altogether, altogether unthinkable.

It was only during the Fraser prime ministership that the policy and the racial attitudes associated with the loathsome White Australia policy became altogether unthinkable.

He hypothesized, then, that the only alternative course of action would be to cease displaying the award winners altogether — a solution he said would be very undesirable but not entirely unthinkable.

It may sound unthinkable, but the idea is not altogether outlandish.

McDonald's has said that it will report its first quarterly loss since going public in the mid-1960's, and that it will do what would have once been unthinkable: pull out of some countries altogether.

Unthinkable, but not totally uncommon.

Then Placek addressed the unthinkable: that car companies would get rid of names altogether.

With Europe shaken by a spiraling credit crisis and the tumult of the Arab Spring creating opportunities for Turkey to wield new clout as a regional power, people here are weighing a step that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago: walking away from the European Union altogether.

Since then, a growing number of papers decided to do the once unthinkable: They've scaled back their AP subscriptions or ditched them altogether.

Unthinkable complexity.

Also unthinkable.