Sentence examples for essentially unthinkable from inspiring English sources
Given that embracing Palestinian suicide bombing had become a widespread social norm, it would have been essentially unthinkable for an important Muslim scholar to condemn the practice without losing his standing among Muslims worldwide.
Now, in a subplot of BURY YOUR DEAD (Minotaur, $24.99), she has done the unthinkable — essentially rewritten her previous novel by reversing the outcome.
Along the way, he recognized that his most valuable asset was his own story, and he entered into once unthinkable partnerships with developers and promoters, essentially trading on his legacy.
All the various ways in which he could improve the quality of his life - which boil down essentially to his being less impossible - are somehow unthinkable.
Listings comprise only 25 percent of its content now — almost unthinkable for a magazine that for decades was essentially pages and pages of black-and-white grids.
At one time, the idea of an American president thanking Mr. Napolitano — who was essentially the foreign minister of the Italian Communist Party — or even calling him was unthinkable.
"He was struck by the fact that in California one could essentially live out of doors and in direct contact with nature in a way that was unthinkable in Europe or Chicago," said Ms. Smith.
"It's unthinkable today".
