Sentence examples for as so unconscionable from inspiring English sources

She found safety in the shelter, but its funding is being cut because of sequestration — an indiscriminate budget ax, I might add, that was thought of as so unconscionable when I was in the Senate that it would never have been seriously considered.

Some stories are easier to tell, while there are others so unconscionable that one's imagination swerves away from them, so as to defend one against them.

Cynicism: it seems a mild word for behaviour so unconscionable.

"That's one of the things that makes his antisocial behavior, his rudeness, so unconscionable.

Tonight when Jack assumes an old undercover identity, he does something so unconscionable that it suggests anything goes.

And then Alice performs her deed and then something so unconscionable happened.

An overwhelming majority of Germans consider the death penalty as unconscionable as the slave trade.

In other words, legal challenges are now to be regarded as just as unconscionable as militant violence.

And the judge, in imposing a much stiffer sentence than federal prosecutors had initially agreed to, called the crime "as incomprehensible as it is unconscionable".

These tax breaks are as pointless and unconscionable as they are extravagant.

No version of events was more inaccurate than that published by MacKenzie's Sun, so it was unconscionable for Hansen to have him as a Telegraph colleague.