Sentence examples for entirely untenable from inspiring English sources

Time, Fortune, Life, Luce, and the Second World War made writing from any such remove entirely untenable.

Campaigners called on MPs to reject the government's "entirely untenable" ESA cuts proposals and back the Lords' amendment.

Then they wonder why the streets are so full of the socially excluded that many people find the concept of public space entirely untenable.

It is thus a broad and clear indication that the judges viewed the lower court's ruling as legally proper and Christie's position as entirely untenable.

This assumption has long been recognized as problematic, but in pluralistic and multicultural settings it becomes entirely untenable: one may plausibly claim to take an impartial moral point of view only by engaging in real discourse with all those affected by the issue in question.

(And if not, is this a fatal objection to representative realism — or might it show only that our common-sense convictions are inaccurate?) The upshot of our discussion so far is that phenomenalism appears entirely untenable, and that at least a better defense than many have supposed possible can perhaps be offered for representative realism.

"This is completely untenable.

It would be totally untenable".

His position is totally untenable.

So it's completely untenable".

The situation is completely untenable.