Sentence examples for making inconceivable from inspiring English sources

Some of Africa's poorest sons have become stars in Europe, making inconceivable amounts of money.

Their relationship includes some surprisingly tender scenes of physical affection that our contemporary self-consciousness about such matters would make inconceivable in a mainstream film.

Four weeks before facing ejection from office by irate Israeli voters, a desperate Ehud Barak has turned himself into a diplomatic doormat, making hitherto inconceivable concessions so that he can get past Election Day on the pretext of having achieved a truce.

But the ideological momentum of the camps made this inconceivable.

In the longer term it also makes it inconceivable that the president or his sacked deputy could ever lead a united South Sudan again.

Current market realities make it inconceivable that anyone could arrive today in New York at 23 with a knapsack and a handful of Luna bars and become David Byrne.

They have done so despite a constitutional obligation to hold one as long ago as 2007, when sectarian bloodshed made it inconceivable.

The scale of building works, investment and recruitment taking place make it inconceivable that these are just routine improvements to facilitate ongoing work.

"Unfortunate, incredible, not much else I can say about it," said Tim Duncan, who made two inconceivable shots in the final three minutes.

The scandal of the Argentine match was still very much in the air, however, and we wanted above all some kind of restitution — some omen that might make the inconceivable possible.

He describes the country's financial landscape in recent years as "not unlike the rough capitalism in the U.S. in the 19th century, when men like Cornelius Vanderbilt and John D. Rockefeller made sudden, inconceivable fortunes".