Sentence examples for less unthinkable from inspiring English sources
As the crisis drags on, a break-up of Belgium looks less unthinkable than it was.
In pop and rock, a band without a charismatic singer is more or less unthinkable.
The one thing the last pope, John Paul II did, in dying so very publicly in office, was to make the abdication of his successor seem more or less unthinkable.
He approaches such traditional anti-Semitic tropes as if they were utterly normal, familiar, and funny, and he does so in a way that would be more or less unthinkable regarding other ethnic groups.
But here they have run into an almost unbudgeable barrage of opposition, from centrists and "moderates" in their own reform camp as well as from conservatives.The central pillarUntil now, altering the core of the Islamic system has been more or less unthinkable.
Yet, despite pressure from assorted European leaders, the co-operation may be more promised than actual.Yuri Chaika, Russia's attorney-general, said that the British officers would be allowed to make no arrests nor question witnesses directly; extradition is more or less unthinkable.
Anything less is unthinkable.
But if thinking about the less-than-unthinkable was an undercurrent before the Madrid bombings, it has become a subject of intense strategizing ever since.
Still, he has made the Conservatives almost electable, something unthinkable less than a year ago.
It was a spectacle that would have been unthinkable less than two decades ago, when Middle Eastern governments strictly censored any subversive images.
She will compete on the first refugee team at an Olympics, a feat that was unthinkable less than a year ago when she was neck-deep in the Mediterranean Sea swimming for her life.
