Sentence examples for it unimaginable that from inspiring English sources

Nor was it unimaginable that Brazil, having discarded its national coach with the 2014 world tournament within sight, should debate whether the man with the beautiful touch might inspire the return of the Beautiful Game there.

I find it unimaginable that the people who posted the podcast wanted that provision enabled.

I find it unimaginable that the Pulitzer or the National Book award people in the United States would ever open their prizes to Brits and Australians.

"I find it unimaginable that they will say, 'Boy, we've got to study this diet thing,' " Mr. Baugh said, "but if somebody wants to read it, more power to them".

North Korea called it "unimaginable" that it would give up the right to pursue a peaceful nuclear power program -- a chief sticking point -- even if it gave up its nuclear weapons.

Is it unimaginable that a future grouping within Scottish Labour might respond to the momentum of an SNP government, within a UK constitutional situation which seems to get more febrile by the week?

"It is unimaginable that it didn't raise any suspicions," he says.

WHEN in 1999 Renault spent $50m to acquire a controlling stake in Dacia, a sickly Romanian carmaker formerly owned by the state, it was unimaginable that it would become one of the jewels in the French car firm's crown.

As Uruguay moves forward with this plan, it is unimaginable that Washington will tolerate it.

Back then it seemed reasonable (though now it seems unimaginable) that a band formed in 1967 might be reborn as a Top 40 juggernaut.

We will, in the near future, make some surrogate-based inferences about likely diversity outside surveyed areas, but it is unimaginable that we could survey it in many lifetimes.