Sentence examples for put unspeakable from inspiring English sources

"Mrs Lovett put unspeakable things in her baking," writes ccmac10, 'So for pie-makers I much prefer Ned the Piemaker from Pushing Daisies".

Any attempt to put the unspeakable on paper will necessarily fall short, but Hustvedt's sustained argument in the book is precisely that all categories -- medical and philosophical -- are in themselves subject to ambiguity.

This girl would put herself through unspeakable things to be able to buy a pair of red shoes.

It seems like every week now someone else who has been to an awards show is put on trial for something unspeakable.

The unspeakable and unimaginable are, to put it bluntly, always temporary.

Most of the new fiction by veterans is rooted in realist traditions — think Tim O'Brien's classic "The Things They Carried" — but writing about war often means putting the unspeakable into words, which can put pressure on traditional narrative forms.

Many unspeakables are covered: from being put into a light coma at the end of your life to the struggle to come to terms with non-existence.

Let's hope that this new evidence of unspeakable atrocities in Blue Nile will put even more pressure on Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir to stop targeting civilians.

If people want to put an end to the foul smell, pollution and unspeakable cruelty to sentient beings that are created by hog farms, the logical answer is to stop buying pork.

Britain's UN ambassador, Matthew Rycroft, said Assad has been "put on notice", describing the strike as a "proportionate response to unspeakable acts".

But fortepianos were awful, the sound muffling all over the place when the hammer hit the keys, which put him off playing his beloved Mozart; and modern grands were unspeakable.