Sentence examples for be unthinkable to be from inspiring English sources

Was it possible, I speculated, that in the circles in which Thomas and her husband move, ones that are home to so many conservative Christians, it would be unthinkable to be an icon of public integrity, and yet have such feet of clay?

In Senegal, to be pregnant outside of marriage is unthinkable; to be raped is shameful.

Even having said all of that, however, Eric Holder took the first steps on a path that has now changed from being unthinkable to being almost inevitable.

It would be unthinkable to have a peer to be able to vote on laws while serving a prison sentence".

While that rate might be unthinkable to Americans, it is a big shift for Brazilians happy to have any type of home loan in a country with a history of hyperinflation and high interest rates.

In the case of bossy, almost certainly not (Margaret Thatcher was called "bossy"; it would be unthinkable to describe any other British prime minister as "bossy").

Declaring who is the best footballer the world has ever seen in any given position may be a fanciful exercise, so many variables are there when assessing a player's worth, but should such a process be undertaken it would be unthinkable to exclude the name of the Brazilian, Djalma Santos, from deliberations over the right-back slot.

Not to be there would have been unthinkable; to have to speak would have been unbearable.

But Mohamed was proud; it was unthinkable to him to depend on his wife and live with his in-laws.

"Until 2013 it was unthinkable to travel after September, now it's non-stop," says Estefanos.

In The New York Times Book Review, Elizabeth Gilbert wrote, "Judy Blunt is such a natural writer and this book is so good, it's unthinkable to imagine that she might have never pursued this craft".