Sentence examples for it would seem inconceivable from inspiring English sources

Even so, to many outsiders, it would seem inconceivable.

It would seem inconceivable that in the car are cases of liquor.

That a black man could be barred admission to a state university would seem inconceivable to them now.

"Five years ago, it would have seemed inconceivable to the public that state employees would go to such lengths but the scale of abuse uncovered demonstrates that this was accepted practice for many years".

Not long ago it would have seemed inconceivable to Laura Martinez, a councilwoman here, that anyone would come to East Palo Alto to shop for food.

It would have seemed inconceivable even a few months ago, but interest rates may yet have to fall further, before they go up.

On Monday, for example, it would have seemed inconceivable for the main event of Latin Grammy week to begin with "America the Beautiful" and end with "The Star-Spangled Banner," but Friday's charged performances did.

The Colombian lasted only an hour and it was another performance that brought back memories of Diego Forlán and made it seem inconceivable that United would pay the £43.2m Monaco want to turn his loan arrangement into a long-term deal.

The picayune details of my life — bills, appointments, deadlines — had been suspended during my last few months at home, then left outside the hospital confines altogether, and it began to seem inconceivable that I'd ever have the wherewithal to take them on again.

Why, then, should it seem inconceivable that this year's No. 1 team, the Washington Capitals, would be eliminated by the eighth-seeded Canadiens?

It doesn't seem inconceivable.