Sentence examples for it cannot be imagined from inspiring English sources
It cannot be imagined as a punctual occurrence, like the "airborne toxic event" that hangs over DeLillo's "White Noise" or the nuclear war, remembered as "a sudden shear of light and then a series of low concussions," in the background to Cormac McCarthy's "The Road".
It cannot be imagined in the rest of the world that there would be given such a punishment for listening to a German broadcast on their radios.
It cannot be imagined that science's 'obstinate quest' would have completely diminished poverty, but no one with the least knowledge in philosophy should be ignorant of oppression, nor that nothing can be perceived by human understanding without enquiry... WE COLONISED THE MOON, Enter At Own Risk, presented by The Arts Catalyst in Republic of the Moon, FACT Liverpool 2011.
The blizzard that came that night raged for several days: "The indescribable fury and roar of it all cannot be imagined," wrote Cherry.
It was something that cannot be imagined in Britain, where our composers are all up their own backsides trying to impress other composers, and the poets won't or can't write lyrics.
It's tragedy on a scale that cannot be imagined.
Then, according to the Pilot, "a sea is raised which cannot be imagined by those who have never experienced it".
Similarly, it is of no avail to say that the divisions are neither actual nor potential, but only imagined, since what is truly impossible cannot be imagined, and the existence of an actual infinite, it was believed, is truly impossible.
