Sentence examples for could be unthinkable from inspiring English sources

Should the warnings of nuclear weapons opponents be as crassly ignored as those from nuclear power opponents, the consequences could be unthinkable.

Not everyone could succeed and this would be unthinkable in the present political climate.

That should be unthinkable.

That would be unthinkable.

"It would be unthinkable.

Most death penalty states have over the past few years moved away from the conventional triple-cocktail of lethal drugs precisely because of fears that prisoners could be subjected to unthinkable pain having been put into a paralytic state which prevents them from showing distress and makes them look serene.

Back in the 15th century, however, given the arduous mechanics involved in setting a page of text, the idea that this or any contemporary typeface could be transformed into pictographs was unthinkable.

But consumer groups were aghast at the deal, saying it was "unthinkable" that it could be approved.

He saw the failings as his own, because it was unthinkable that they could be God's.

That a similar film of Holocaust killings could be similarly exhibited and marketed is unthinkable.

And it is unthinkable that it could be conducted in the UK without discovery, so there is little need for any authority to prevent it.