Sentence examples for makes imaginable from inspiring English sources

The emergence of Rouhani, especially at a time when President Obama no longer needs to worry about re-election, makes imaginable what for years has been unimaginable.

Such horror stories have surfaced in headlines in recent years, but this is the first time that they have been made imaginable.

It makes every imaginable case, dock, cable, you name it.

He has attempted to make every imaginable type of cheese, with all kinds of mould.

We build a memorial, complete with a gift shop stocked with all the cheaply made junk imaginable.

He is three hours from factories making every imaginable electronic component, and three days by FedEx from 90% of the world's population.

A generation later, some of those young people sought their fortunes in the land of their ancestors, lured back with visas to work in Japan's auto industry, in factories that made every imaginable auto component.

"I beseech The Times not to facilitate government acting like the Wizard of Oz — behind a curtain — when even stated reasons for doing so make no imaginable sense," David Steinhardt of Hancock, Vt., wrote, complaining about "pointless blind quotes from government officials that can easily serve to mask unaccountable half-truths and lies".

To him, the craft is less about software-aided technical perfection and more about making data imaginable for everyone.

Mitchell engineered with both Abbas and Palestine Prime Minister Salam Fayyad the most pro-American, pro-Israel deal making government imaginable -- and yet Israel was able to shrug them off.

Caldecott medal committee chair Junko Yokota said: the author "makes the unimaginable, imaginable".