Sentence examples for inconceivable ways from inspiring English sources

Oil, after all, has already changed some of their lives in inconceivable ways.

A man who is vulnerable, who has suffered in an inconceivable way.

In a bloody, inconceivable way, the urban attacks have united Pakistan.

Over the course of the next month, in some inconceivable way, these stem cells will enter my blood stream.

These recent demonstrations of metamaterials and cloaking devices offer enormous opportunities to manage acoustic waves in ways inconceivable with common natural materials.

This is a rather indirect means of communication, but not inconceivable as a way to send an ally the unpleasant message that our patience is running thin, so don't push us too far.

That is not inconceivable, given the way they have played for the last month.

Mass media, modern transportation and the Internet all nurture Spanish in the United States in a way inconceivable to earlier waves of immigrants.

In 1940 Virginia Woolf noted that writers such as Jane Austen depicted a world that was unaffected by the Napoleonic wars in a way inconceivable to Britons during the second world war.

And the iPhone, which is revolutionising how society works with data while on the move: I can do things with my iPhone that were difficult on a desktop machine five years ago, and were inconceivable in any way 10 years ago.

In a way inconceivable in today's Web-fragmented marketplace, Usenet was where you went to talk.