Sentence examples for it unthinkable that from inspiring English sources
Those hearings infuriated the country, and made it unthinkable that banks would continue to be allowed to sell securities.
Clinton invoked executive action because the N.R.A. has made it unthinkable that a Republican-controlled Congress could pass meaningful gun-control legislation.
Many Catholics, survivors included, have told me they had found it unthinkable that a priest could be capable of crimes against children.
On the wireless, the critic Ivor Brown considered it unthinkable that, as a colonel's daughter, Alison Porter would have remained in such an "unspeakably squalid" setting.
NascarNation closed ranks last week, declaring it unthinkable that Dale Earnhardt Jr. had won the second most dramatic race of the century with any help from his friends.
Nothing less than the economy of genocide, Iveson thereafter explores the possibility of interventions that function in the opposite direction to this 'animalizing' displacement – interventions that potentially make it unthinkable that living beings can be 'legitimately' slaughtered.
"For me it is unthinkable that it will stay as warm.
But consumer groups were aghast at the deal, saying it was "unthinkable" that it could be approved.
Given the historical and cultural importance of the site, Mr Carandini said it was unthinkable that it should be put at risk.
"It's unthinkable that they cannot, so it must mean that they do not want to," she said.
