Sentence examples similar to inconceivable expectation from inspiring English sources
Koh said that the stories in the media about Chen's departure were "totally preposterous and inconceivable," explaining that there was no expectation that the fellowship would be open-ended.
Efforts to rehabilitate "offenders" were inconceivable as colonists had no real expectations of eradicating crime by curing or fixing offenders...the purpose was, in the end, primarily retributive" (Blomberg & Lucken, 2010, p.18).
But the prospect of defeat is inconceivable.
He finds the prospect of living in Morocco inconceivable — he is gay — but as a North African Muslim he feels the confines of French society, the narrowness of its cultural expectations.
When these mandatory commands are read in conjunction with the detailed rules set forth in the Commonwealth Procedures, 10 it is inconceivable that prisoners in the reformatory would not "reasonably form an objective expectation that a visit would necessarily be allowed absent the occurrence of one of the listed conditions". Ante, at 465.
This increased expectation - we can call it a likelihood now - about a title win that appeared inconceivable before the start of the season brings pressures of its own, especially with anticipation almost at fever pitch among the Anfield support.
Inconceivable! Inconceivable!
That is inconceivable now.
It's absolutely inconceivable.
