Sentence examples for next unthinkable from inspiring English sources

During the recent debates around the legalisation of gay marriage, Tory critics warned that the next, unthinkable step would be multiple marriage.

Its production values are not Hollywood quality, but its message is a steady and reassuring one, and parents might find it helpful in talking about this, or whatever the next unthinkable event might be.

Given the infrastructure and open ambition of the Sky Blues, the idea of not actually competing in the tournament next season is unthinkable.

Failure of the seasonal rains expected in the next weeks would be unthinkable.

A few years ago, the question "What next?" would have been unthinkable to Mr. Hewitt, who directed the first televised presidential debates in 1960, created "60 Minutes" in 1968 and spent the next three decades as the program's only executive producer.

Their presence together, and sitting next to the Queen, was unthinkable a decade ago and is indicative of the changes the monarchy has undergone in recent years.

Or you could focus on only soccer-related thoughts, like how United States Coach Bob Bradley's legacy rests on the next three games or the unthinkable thought that offense-happy Brazil is actually embracing defense.

By 1950 it seems to have become an absolute necessity; at least it was unthinkable that the next British expedition would plan for anything other than an oxygen-assisted summit attempt.

"In the next decades, we will need previously unthinkable levels of low carbon electricity for electric vehicles and to replace coal and gas," said Matthew Rooney of Policy Exchange.

The next big birthday was far off and unthinkable.

"They erected a strange thing next to his mausoleum… it is unthinkable," he complained.