Sentence examples for politically unimaginable from inspiring English sources
This would be politically unimaginable and probably futile.
But immigration on the scale needed to stop dependency ratios from rising would be politically unimaginable.
Now the confrontation has not only resumed but also expanded in ways that until recently were politically unimaginable.
Proposing a cardinally different view of immigration, one that rejects both fear and pity, has become politically unimaginable.
But other strategies that health experts came from Europe to discuss seem politically unimaginable here, including so-called "safe injection rooms".
A meeting in May between council officials and owners of the city's numerous massage parlours elicited support for the idea.Until recently the idea of legalising the trade in paid sex would have been politically unimaginable.
Western Europe has become politically and socially demilitarized to a degree once unimaginable; after so many centuries of bloody conflict, Europeans don't want to study war no more.
Doing this for all civil servants is unimaginable; doing it only for selected groups would be politically difficult.
Politically, the thought that after the events of July 2011 let's get rid of regulation is pretty unimaginable.
