Sentence examples for ever inconceivable from inspiring English sources

Now, when the campaign for a native-born coach of the England team is at full bore despite the absence of the ghost of a credible candidate, it is more than ever inconceivable that he was never recognised as a serious candidate by the Football Association.

So the idea of two men living happily ever after was inconceivable for me.

We were born and bred in this country and now fear a simple walk to the shop more inconceivable than ever.

But none of us have ever seen the almost inconceivable extent of historic oyster reefs, and when we think of oysters now we think of them as a cultivated fishery, not an ecosystem.

The idea of him ever going away was inconceivable.

Steven Gerrard was as prominent as ever, even if it was inconceivable that he could replicate the influence of 2005.

The jump shot has become so intrinsic to how the game is played that it seems inconceivable that players ever scored without it.

Watching the parade of people in white, blue and orange No. 18 jerseys pass by the Slippery Noodle 15 years later en route to the game, it seemed inconceivable that Manning ever went unrecognized on these streets.

When the debate's moderator, Jane Waldfogel, informed him that the most recent data showed that the race gap had begun to close again, Murray seemed unimpressed, as if the possibility that blacks could ever make further progress was inconceivable.

It is almost inconceivable that anyone could ever be extradited.

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