Sentence examples for become inconceivable from inspiring English sources

Nuclear war between Russia and America had become inconceivable.

Mill does not deny that in the process of scientific investigation, basic axioms become indubitable in the sense that their contraries become inconceivable.

Six months later he was handed his senior Argentina debut - he had still not played a match for his club side, River Plate, but his country had identified him as one for the future, and by 2004 an Argentina team without him had become inconceivable.

The Yankees know that, and so it becomes inconceivable that they will let their shortstop leave.

After a while, it almost becomes inconceivable that anyone would see a fat person differently.

A film like "Vigilante," with its graphic violence and unpunished crimes, would not have been conceivable under the code, and became inconceivable again when the economics of scale pushed tiny, idiosyncratic projects out of the local grindhouse and into the nationally franchised multiplexes.

The idea of Jesus, a loving God who is a man who also has a penis, became inconceivable.

This is the fatal legacy of 9/11, because with that slogan, failure has become invisible, inconceivable and inevitable.

In fact, because we think of creativity in terms of objects instead of minds, and outcomes instead of experiences, the idea of a lone, creative genius has become as inconceivable to us as the idea of a lone, unprofitable businessman.

Scientific research has become nearly inconceivable without employing sequencing technology but, with the progress of technology and the increasing sequencing of individuals, a massive amount of data is being generated.

What makes it especially threatening is that, from the moment it is loaded with nuclear fuel, it becomes almost inconceivable that it would be attacked militarily because that could spread radiation on the scale of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.