Sentence examples for clearly unthinkable from inspiring English sources
For Hutton this prospect is clearly unthinkable, and he goes on at once to declare that "if the next century is going to be Chinese, it will only be because China embraces the economic and political pluralism of the West in general, and our Enlightenment institutions in particular, modified, of course, for the Chinese experience".
Though the alternative systems of order that emerge are clearly born out of unthinkable hardship, to Koolhaas, these devices continuously reinvent the city in creative, albeit desperate, ways.
Now what was unthinkable in August is clearly in sight.
Yet an act of terrorism by the French state on the soil of a friendly power, clearly designed to kill, was still unthinkable.
Hamilton Peterson, the son of Don Peterson, said after hearing the cockpit voice recorder, "These were clearly people who were informed of the unthinkable, digested it and acted upon it in no time at all".
Then a $14 million deficit in the Police Department's budget, combined with failed union negotiations, led to the unthinkable: laying off officers in a city that clearly could benefit from more police, not less.
Gerstner clearly needs a new source of wealth, and he has embarked on a strategy that was unthinkable in the IBM of old: arming the enemy.
So, clearly, the responsible thing to do is teach the public and our children how to react properly in this unthinkable but possible situation.
Then again, it was once unthinkable that the credit quality of U.S. Treasuries would ever become a factor for investors, but it clearly has.
