As a result, it took me a long time to get dressed, for I could not easily decide what combination of people, inconceivably older and more prosperous than I was, I wished to impersonate that day.
More inconceivably, they let the animals breed.
We can't stop ourselves from busying with which bigot said what, which hater said something even more inconceivably stupid and who beat the others in radicalism, extremism, shame and embarrassment.
In many ways we know more about Earth's potential twin, and all other inconceivably distant heavenly bodies and events, than we do about what's happening below the surface right here on Earth.
By freeing us of the irritants and drudgeries of life that keep us from pursuing our more serious interests, the promise of virtual assistants offers a release into an inconceivably higher state of being.
Should he do so, the Tories will be able to argue that the looming public service cuts – cuts that the IFS already calls "inconceivably" deep – would have to be deeper still under a Labour government, since it would squander more resources on bigger benefit cheques.
At the side of the inconceivably butch Drogo — taming him by convincing him that his abrupt sex drive will yield even more satisfactory results if he extends the duration of the act of love to the full ten seconds — Daenerys can't lose.
Apparently this rabbi has been shouting at inconceivably high decibel levels into his phone, since the sound waves are traveling so far (the more traditional route is to have those waves converted into digital or electric signals and then reconstructed at the other end).
Just as that band is, almost inconceivably, still with us (Mick Jagger is 72 years old and Keith Richards the very same, if a bit more well-worn, age), it is profoundly still with him and is brought colorfully and incisively alive on the 380-some pages of his new book, "The Sun & the Moon & the Rolling Stones" (Spiegel & Grau).
Inconceivably, Collingwood missed the memo.
