Sentence examples for inconceivably powerful from inspiring English sources
Washington's urge to take control of the global communications environment, lock, stock, and chat room, to gather its "data" -- billions and billions of pieces of it -- and via inconceivably powerful computer systems, mine and arrange it, find patterns in it, and so turn the world into a secret set of connections, represents a remarkable development.
"When you've got loads of guys with guns running around, military ships blockading missile boats in their ports, etc, the computer-based activity is going to have to have some amazingly powerful leverage (almost inconceivably powerful) to be able to affect the end situation in the slightest little bit".
He would also have millions of citizens who acquiesce in inconceivably potent networks of corporate surveillance and control.
Inconceivably, Collingwood missed the memo.
Inconceivably, the first few dates are already sold out.
ON A human scale, an atom is inconceivably small.
What happened during the inconceivably prolonged waiting period is irrelevant.
AIDS exploded a scientific complacency that seems inconceivably naïve today.
It seems such an inconceivably long time ago.
Inconceivably, it could not find a single T.M.X.
"History is flux," states the brief introduction, "a vast matrix almost inconceivably extensive and almost inconceivably dense".
