Sentence examples for cannot even conceive of from inspiring English sources

"I believe there are still many opportunities out there that we cannot even conceive of at this point," he said.

There are so many unknowns involved that many of them cannot even conceive of how they would cope.

We are truly like the men living in darkness in Plato's cave - who think that reality is the shadows cast up upon the wall in front of them - and cannot even conceive of the world above, filled with light and life.

JON LEE ANDERSON: I wouldn't want to sit in and play pop psychologist, but these are people that know how to assimilate loss, know how to assimilate terrible things and terrible afflictions in a way that we cannot even conceive of from our comfortable confines.

For any of them, the greatest discoveries may well be something we cannot even conceive of today; the way we make unexpected progress is by looking as we never have before.

The dignity and power of God cannot be grasped by human reason and so we cannot even conceive of God sufficiently to accurately impose words that name divine attributes: "words imposed for human use are used metaphorically for speaking about God" [ad loquendum de Deo transferuntur] (Sen 236.46).

"Simple logic dictates that if you cannot even conceive the possibility of leaving a negotiation, then it is preferable never to enter one," he wrote in a blog entry back in May 2010.

But lots of you simply cannot even conceive the idea, as this small sample of replies proves: However, lots of you did suggest some great tunes to read to – with consensus building around classical music or vocal-light tunes.

Locke holds that we cannot even conceive how the size, figure and motion of particles could cause any sensation in us.

In an unusual and rather lovely paper delivered at the Ninth International Symposium on Memory and Awareness in Anaesthesia in 2015, he wondered if there might be "part of our existence that cannot ever be shut down, which we cannot even conceive by ourselves" – a "subconscious self" that might be resistant to even high doses of anaesthetics.

I cannot believe that anyone with a solid grasp of political realities in America could even conceive of this being politically feasible.