Sentence examples for imponderables raised from inspiring English sources

That's one of the many imponderables raised by "The Internship," his two-hour commercial for GoogleWorld masquerading as an aspirational buddy comedy that he headlines with Owen Wilson.

That's one of the many imponderables raised by 'The Internship,' his two-hour commercial for GoogleWorld masquerading as an aspirational buddy comedy," Ms. Dargis wrote in The Times in June.

And the incident has raised other imponderable questions.

But the timing of the news, coming three days after the Democrats' convention, raised the great imponderable question of the 2004 election: what would happen if al-Qaeda were to attack America before election day?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has raised interest rates twice this year, still has work to do.The pace of rate hikes will be governed by two imponderables: the monsoon, which is now sweeping up the coastal state of Kerala, and the squalls on world financial markets, which have swept outwards from Greece.

Even that, indeed even a successfully democratising East Germany, will merely lead to the next imponderables for both Germany and Europe.Gunboat diplomacyMr Gorbachev may raise one, and possibly two, of these when he meets Mr Bush for their Mediterranean summit next month.

Ah, the great imponderables.

Think of the imponderables.

Hostage to so many imponderables.

Those are imponderables.

There were lots of imponderables.