Sentence examples for how unthinkable from inspiring English sources

She was instrumental in this episode in showing how unthinkable Natasha's behaviour was.

Can we just take a second to consider how unthinkable that would have been from Blair's new cohort?

How unthinkable that today the country is divided over accusations that Blanc, in his short time as national team coach, is perceived as a racist.

We should have learned by now that each credit — no matter how unthinkable its failure would be — has risk and requires capital.

That gives you some idea of how deeply its work penetrates the state, and how unthinkable any kind of corporate crisis would be.

It's hard to describe it as a positive development when a branch of the federal government releases a four-hundred-and-ninety-nine-page report that explains, in meticulous detail, how unthinkable cruelty became official U.S. policy.

"The story is a parable of sorts; it's a parable of how the unthinkable comes to happen," said Jason Osder, the director of the documentary Let the Fire Burn.

Among the factors that can help explain how the unthinkable became thinkable even outside the community of mathematicians was the accumulation of theorems based on assumptions other than the parallel postulate.

How did the unthinkable become at least half-thinkable?

I thought the unthinkable: how much longer can he possibly live?

Yet how much more unthinkable that NATO's desire for a risk-free war should allow Mr Milosevic to win this one.