Sentence examples for largely inconceivable from inspiring English sources
Its greatest intellectual energy, however, is expended attacking the so-called realists, who believe, the authors say, that the United States has been "too close to Israel," and for whom, in what sounds like another overreach, "it is largely inconceivable that Israel could have a case or that the Arabs and Palestinians might not be living up to their side of the bargain".
It was inconceivable to me, largely because of my father.
They, not you, have prepared the way for future mass document dumps, for staggering releases, of a sort that once upon time in a far more modest system based largely on paper would have been inconceivable.
It is inconceivable that this well-educated majority should be largely absent from the world's most popular interactive encyclopedia project.
They add that several of Senator John McCain's lieutenants agreed that if it looked as if their candidate might actually win in November, they would have to discuss how to relegate Ms. Palin "to the largely ceremonial role that premodern vice presidents inhabited": "it was inconceivable" that "if McCain fell ill or died, the country be left in the hands of a President Palin".
Inconceivable! Inconceivable!
It's absolutely inconceivable.
"And that is inconceivable".
"Inconceivable," said the mayor.
