Sentence examples for largely unthinkable from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, such codes are largely unthinkable in the United States, where journalists like Wolff enjoy, and deserve, strong press protections under the first amendment.

The show's scandals -- while largely unthinkable and illegal -- are at least not simply partisan machinations.

This was, after all, before Watergate, and the idea that a democratic government would spy on its own law-abiding citizens was largely unthinkable.

The debate over gay marriage was largely unthinkable just a decade ago, when only one state permitted gay marriage, public opinion was solidly against it and Republicans used state referendums banning same-sex unions to bolster conservative voter turnout in the 2004 presidential race.

But he says the bank has bounced back from a nearly unthinkable disruption largely intact.

The Bears even lost a game on a Hail Mary pass, something unthinkable in a largely Roman Catholic city.

And then the unthinkable happened: the book was printed and largely ignored.

The very idea that a white person could lead the largely black and Hispanic school system has been unthinkable for at least a political generation.

The couple meet in various European cities and expensive hotels, exercising a freedom that was unthinkable before the collapse of Communism, their itinerary largely determined by Besfort's diplomatic travel (where "diplomat" probably also means "spy").

In the previous millennium, access to this kind of detailed data was unthinkable, much less the idea of it existing largely in the public realm.

Indeed, the front row in Turin is largely made up of swooning girls and a couple making out – unthinkable scenes for most "electronica" acts.