Sentence examples for entirely unattainable from inspiring English sources
How can I ever adequately thank the person who, with his wife June, opened the window to a whole set of possibilities that, in north London of the early 60s, seemed entirely unattainable?
"It's something which has existed for a long time... but in terms of the scale of it, that is what is new, and it is being driven by the proliferation of media imagery portraying a so-called 'perfected ideal' that is entirely unattainable for the vast majority of people," she told BBC Radio 4's Today Programme.
"For many teens, this would make judicial bypass entirely unattainable," Tina Hester, the executive director of Jane's Due Process, said in a statement.
"It's completely unattainable, of course.
Is it a goal worth striving for, an unrealistic and unattainable idea, or something entirely different?
Numerical modeling also provides new insights as observations and new discoveries are integrated into our physical understanding and then tested in computer simulations which validate new notions as well as produce entirely new theoretical findings, many of which are otherwise unattainable.
Advances in materials science have produced a wide array of new solid-state systems with tunable properties and previously unattainable combinations of phenomena that hold the promise of entirely new approaches to technological applications.
After all, people tend to want things that appear unattainable.
Given the intensely political nature of the debate over inequality, the research reveals just one more way in which the central bank ideal to avoid political entanglements entirely is increasingly unattainable.
