Sentence examples for logically inconceivable from inspiring English sources

Parmenides, an Italiote Greek (Eleatic) philosopher (6th 5th century bc) and Zeno, his fellow townsman and disciple, held that change is logically inconceivable and that logic is a surer indicator of reality than experience; thus, despite appearances, reality is unitary and motionless.

That's logically impossible.

Inconceivable! Inconceivable!

Not inconceivable.

Logically maybe.

It's inconceivable.

"And that is inconceivable".

"Inconceivable," said the mayor.

It's absolutely inconceivable.

It is inconceivable.

But no longer inconceivable.