Sentence examples for make it unthinkable from inspiring English sources

The hope was that its dire threats would make it unthinkable for any country to breach 3%.

"We have to make it not only illegal, we have to make it unthinkable … I feel this is God's mission for me.

Nothing less than the economy of genocide, Iveson thereafter explores the possibility of interventions that function in the opposite direction to this 'animalizing' displacement – interventions that potentially make it unthinkable that living beings can be 'legitimately' slaughtered.

But he makes it plain, without wringing his hands or denigrating the locals, that the culture of violence along with tribal and religious intrigue make it unthinkable for Western democratic values to take root any time soon.

Generations of outerwear history make it unthinkable for new brands to step away from developing the meandering streams of forthright advanced technology.

Those hearings infuriated the country, and made it unthinkable that banks would continue to be allowed to sell securities.

Clinton invoked executive action because the N.R.A. has made it unthinkable that a Republican-controlled Congress could pass meaningful gun-control legislation.

A democratic Israel/Palestine can be envisioned but it could not, at the same time, be a Jewish state, with a Jewish monopoly on power.Which makes it unthinkable for most Israeli Jews.

In the aftermath of the 2002 sectarian riots in Gujarat, fear would have made it unthinkable for a Muslim to run a nonvegetarian restaurant in a primarily Hindu part of Ahmedabad.

The act of pushing a baby, however, confers an aura of smugness about you ("look at you, so in love, with your baby") that makes it unthinkable to just help you out.

When Daneman met members of the Fontes clan in Brazil, she understood how Latin family pride had made it unthinkable that a young dancer, Peggy Hookham, a remote relative, should adopt their name as a stage pseudonym.