Sentence examples for conceivable in from inspiring English sources
Therefore zombies are not conceivable in the relevant sense either, since their conceivability leads a priori to a contradiction.
But many other deals are conceivable in Europe's shifting telecoms market.
No other actor is conceivable in the role, now that Kirk Douglas is out of the running.
A bold sitcom, original and yet hugely popular – it hardly seems conceivable in this rubbish modern age of TV comedy.
What is possible in the world may not match what is conceivable in the imaginations of philosophers.
The Snowden of 2009 inveighed against government officials who leaked classified information to newspapers – the worst crime conceivable, in Snowden's apoplectic view.
Customers buy into the Circle with a single identity, their TruYou, which grants them access to every operation and social connection conceivable in the digital universe.
The global trade picture will brighten further if Pacific Rim countries and, separately, Europe, sign free-trade pacts with the US; both are just conceivable in 2015.
That firms might be able to eavesdrop on this chatter first became conceivable in the 1990s, with the rise of the internet.
He ventures even farther into the realm of the impossible when he promises to address these two questions: "Is cancer's end conceivable in the future?
Tobacco, sugar, coffee, vegetables, fruits must be grown for export where lately subsistence holdings provided families with the kind of freedom now scarcely conceivable in the world - the freedom to grow their own food, untouched by market dependency.
