Sentence examples for find unconscionable from inspiring English sources

Supreme has reached its level of popularity through business practices that most brands would find unconscionable.

The idea that I would approve of any form of dissolute behaviour is something I find unconscionable.

Though the Obama administration has suggested a compromise that could let employers offer the coverage without paying for it directly, Cardinal Dolan told the crowd at Holy Trinity Diocesan High School that the government sought to make the church do something "we find unconscionable".

President Barack Obama asked for a fact-finding investigation, which the commission completed in September; it found "unconscionable" ethical violations.

The arrival of limited editions of Jordan's Nike shoes has been met with violence that Marbury finds unconscionable.

In Milton Keynes, a Labour administration is grappling with having to provide for an expanding population on an ever-smaller budget, pointing to choices that the council leader, Peter Marland, finds unconscionable.

"That's what we were saying from Day 1: that this was just a smoke screen for abortion expansion, and the only reason they were bundled together was for political reasons, which we found unconscionable," said Dennis Poust, a spokesman for the New York State Catholic Conference.

The trial court chose the employees' preferred solution of refusing to enforce the arbitration agreement, but the Court of Appeal sided with the employer and enforced the agreement minus the one provision it found unconscionable.

Judaism arguably does not require uncompromising obedience to religious authority; the case has been made that throughout Jewish history rabbis have circumvented laws they found unconscionable, such as capital punishment.

Top leaders from the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors AFAA) said multiple times in private meetings with fraternity leaders over a period of several months that they found "unconscionable" the idea of blocking colleges from responding to student sexual assault reports.

Piety is pure when it deepens our concern for others, impure when it dilutes our sense of ethics, or even gives us license to behave in ways we would have found unconscionable had we not been religious.