Sentence examples for inconceivably low from inspiring English sources

Bush's poll numbers are almost inconceivably low; he's heading into Truman territory.

In his television show, "Amazing Adventures of a Nobody," which airs on the Fox Reality Channel (an all-reality channel on cable and satellite), Mr. Logothetis, a bald 31-year-old Briton, roams the world on an inconceivably low budget: He circled the United Kingdom on £5 a day, and got from Times Square to the Hollywood sign on $5 a day.

For example, she disparages the lifestyles of those in Turkey describing them as "the vilest of the vile, unprogressive, unambitious, and inconceivably low…[Turkey is an] effete and immobile civilization" (VAJC, 54).

ON A human scale, an atom is inconceivably small.

A gun culture that makes the whole knife attack thing seem inconceivably small by comparison.

It seems such an inconceivably long time ago.

It was never loud enough to block out their inconceivably loud sex.

We love to picture how from the yelling and burned fingers and seeming chaos, those dishes and hundreds of others emerge, perfect, beautiful, inconceivably delicious, into an empyrean of low light, sumptuous fabrics, luxe, calme, et volupté, and maybe it's even Bruno's day off.

Inconceivably, Collingwood missed the memo.

Inconceivably, the first few dates are already sold out.

What happened during the inconceivably prolonged waiting period is irrelevant.