Sentence examples for more unattainable from inspiring English sources

The American dream should seem no more unattainable in China than in Chihuahua.

While a single-payer system would be far more efficient, it now seems even more unattainable.

The American-led "process" has ultimately strengthened the Israeli far right and made Palestinian self-determination more unattainable than ever.

Throughout this period, of course, television was casting out its noisy propaganda, presenting millions of viewers with ever more unattainable versions of what it means to be normal.

Indeed, in these days -- and because of the Reagan years -- the tranquility of a stable family life is more unattainable than ever.

But just as in US teen comedies such as Porky's and American Pie, he's got his eyes set on something more unattainable.

However, instead of the writer dealing with these and developing her as a character and a distinct voice, they are fetishised as some kind of edgy streak to make her an even more appealing, unattainable muse for the nuanced, alternative male.

Finally, the U.S. is spending more on unattainable external goals than it can afford, resulting in huge increases in government outlays, burgeoning budget deficits and rising dependence on foreign funding.

And they don't even have to bring much, as what this collection really has going for it is Musiq's ability to see women as more than unattainable objects of perfection.

"The Holy Land," the novel tells us, "has never seemed more remote or unattainable than it does to a Jew of Sitka".

Gill writes the song begins by contrasting two lovers, the carnal Louise, and "the more spiritual but unattainable" Johanna.