Sentence examples for far from unthinkable from inspiring English sources

But after the past week, it is far from unthinkable.

Cultural exchanges, tourism, and even a degree of military coöperation would be far from unthinkable.

Given the combination of rising violence and shoddy stadium construction, a Heysel-type calamity is far from unthinkable.

Her keynote address at the 1996 Republican National Convention laid an egg, but a lame Convention speech need not cripple a promising political future....An eventual spot on a national ticket was far from unthinkable.

It may seem far-fetched to consider war when today's conflict is mostly bamboo sabre rattling, but the voracious appetite that the two nations exhibit for oil today makes it far from unthinkable.

As J.F.K. himself is claimed to have said, apropos of the then popular coup-d'état thriller "Seven Days in May," such a coup in the United States was far from being unthinkable: "It's possible.

If committed reformers turn out to have done well in Friday's election which at this point is very far from certain the unthinkable will start to be thought about, may also be talked about, and, just possibly, may be gingerly acted upon.

And judging from recent history, the analogies that have already been established, far from making genocide unthinkable, have helped make it seem as commonplace a possibility as schoolyard bullying.

But when I found I was far from content, I realized the unthinkable – I really wanted others to read my book.

Gutting Social Security and Medicare should be far more unthinkable than not reauthorizing the Ex-Im Bank.

The Spanish and German ships operate far from home, performing missions that were all but unthinkable just a few years ago.