Sentence examples for consider it inconceivable from inspiring English sources

They state "we consider it inconceivable that the government should seek to place us at odds with our obligations under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency when delivering healthcare to people in immigration detention".

We agree, as we consider it inconceivable that he could ever hold a role within the police service again".

He considered it "inconceivable" that the gendarmerie would be disbanded "when the entire country is still fighting terrorist barbarism".

Indeed, the detective argued, those who knew Koehler best considered it virtually inconceivable that a man with such a violent disposition and criminal history could have remained alive and out of trouble for so long.

The decision to deploy our armed forces is exercised under the royal prerogative vested in the prime minister, who has personal discretion in its exercise and is not statutorily bound to consult others, although it is considered to be inconceivable that he would not do so in practice.

I hate to throw numbers and statistics at such a personal issue, but I do so to highlight my point; it's still considered inconceivable by many that this is a problem that needs addressing.

Was it inconceivable, unimaginable?

"I found it inconceivable that Glen Cove Road was once a racecourse".

Is it inconceivable that Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Eric Garner had their rights violated?

It's inconceivable that we'd ever want to do that or consider doing it".

I just hope – considering the inconceivable amount of money, power and energy in that convention centre this week – that the tangible concerns of currently living (and dying) human beings receive the same level of attention and funding as the hypothetical concerns of hypothetical future people.