Sentence examples for make unimaginable from inspiring English sources

Elayne could make unimaginable things happen.

Panelists reiterated that people need to be "pushed to the wall" with no options before they leave their countries, and that as refugees people are often forced to make unimaginable choices.

Those that make unimaginable wealth from a thriving economy need to pay more to keep it thriving, while those that profit from speeding up climate change need to pay more to clean up the mess.

"She's making unimaginable amounts of money – she's fine," he smiles.

She makes unimaginable suffering seem almost graspable through hundreds of intimate stories.

The Giants have not given up this season — they rallied from a 14-0 definit in Green Bay before Aaron Rodgers overwhelmed them — but they have been outplayed by two quarterbacks at the top of their games, while their own quarterback has made unimaginable errors.

The gay rights movement makes unimaginable gains.

We owe our veterans, who have made unimaginable sacrifices for our country, the opportunity to start a family.

It's theoretically possible to make almost unimaginable amounts of money very quickly, on relatively small investments.

As someone who spent a year in Vietnam (as a Red Cross hospital worker) in the early 1970's and who later served as a commissioner with the Illinois Agent Orange Study Commission, I saw firsthand the terrible and far-reaching decisions that very young Americans had to make under unimaginable pressure.

Golf shoes in recent years have made an unimaginable technological leap in form and function.