Sentence examples for any thinkable from inspiring English sources

By combining these use case types, the analysis and design of any thinkable system architecture can be simplified significantly.

Indeed, he endorsed a line of argument originating from Quine and Goodman according to which "we cannot say what the world would be like without numbers, because describing any thinkable experience (except for utter emptiness) presupposes their existence".

Finally, unfortunately the measure of SASF cannot possibly be pursued in any thinkable experimental preparation, which confines its use to the theoretical in silico explanation of experimentally observed phenomena.

"Nor was it any more thinkable in Chicago than in Tennessee that we would live in the same neighborhood.

Nowadays, that's not even a thinkable point of view.

Scope of the work covers all thinkable groupings of a 24-well pad.

That's just not thinkable, in any way, shape, or form".

(No other evidence hints at homosexual attraction — at any rate, a tendency more thinkable about Gauguin, who was given to fiercely dominating relations with other men).

Instead Gatrell borrows from the French tradition of interest in "mentalities", which looks not for an impossibly "average" opinion in a particular age, but instead at what is "thinkable and doable" at any particular moment.

If Mr Clegg is serious about refusing a role in any SNP-supported government, it is entirely thinkable that no group of parties willing to work together (or at least, go the same way in votes of confidence) will be able to command a majority in parliament.

When Congress enacted DOMA in 1996, after a day of hearings and before any state had embraced same-sex marriage, it was hardly thinkable that the Supreme Court, which had yet to disavow its upholding of a criminal sodomy law, would strike the statute down less than two decades later.