Sentence examples for literally unimaginable from inspiring English sources

As an experience, it was almost literally unimaginable.

But, he added, "it is also literally unimaginable that the Senate would convict".

The haunting genius of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is that it suggests how some ideas can become literally unimaginable when the language that describes them is destroyed.

Without Raphael and Michelangelo, three centuries of pictures and objects are literally unimaginable: their images and symbols became a tonic note for everything afterward, and that isn't true of the mysterious third spirit in the Renaissance trinity.

The implications are quite literally unimaginable.

All of this will happen at a literally unimaginable pace, with trillions of transactions, collisions and searches taking place every second, all of it out of sight.

Perhaps Grémillon felt that the freedom of flight — the ultimate experience of "le grand large" — was, almost literally, something unimaginable in Vichy France.

Here, Poe and Finn seem to lose all navigation control over their Tie Fighter and crash head-on into a planet from an unimaginable (literally hyper-atmospheric) height.

Unimaginable damage, both literally and figuratively, was done.The very process of healing that wound is extremely personal and internal.

When we talk about unimaginable revenues and equally staggering earnings; the kind of money that literally seems unreal - that's what we're talking about.

Pretty unimaginable.