Sentence examples for it is not really conceivable from inspiring English sources

It is not really conceivable that ministers would sit on a £23bn surplus in the run-up to the next general election.

Actually, with a classical video streaming system, it is not really conceivable to adjust the initially allocated channel bitrate without sending feedbacks to the application server, which is generally the only entity able to adapt the streamed bitrate.

An international entity that could legislate or enforce an information warfare armistice does not exist, and is not really conceivable.

Many people who are thinking of launching startups are very smart — they've succeeded in the past and the notion of failure isn't really conceivable to them (Mason fell into this camp when he was working on The Point).

In response to these objections, analytic functionalists contend, as they did with the inverted and absent qualia objections, that sufficient attention to what is required for a creature to duplicate our functional organization would reveal that zombies are not really conceivable, and thus there is no threat to functionalism and no explanatory gap.

However, some argue that, even so, zombies are not really conceivable (Kirk 2013, Tye 2006), and Kirk also maintains that although the physical facts do not entail the truths about conscious experience a priori, they nevertheless entail them by logical necessity.

It is not really a gut feeling".

It is not really a medical thing.

(It isn't, really).

Yeah, it's not really touched on.

And thus it's not really cycling.