Sentence examples for really inconceivable from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that Beckett's stripped-down art was conceived during a time of postwar desolation that "is really inconceivable for us now".

Is it really inconceivable to you that your head might want to think its own thoughts unmolested by the monotonous beat of a band you should be ashamed to have heard of let alone to call your favourite?

Thus, Vorst concluded, coming to the last of his questions, if the men in the patrol were actually convicted, Eriksson could anticipate their being freed in short order, and when that happened Eriksson himself might not feel so free — for was it really inconceivable that one or more of the ex-convicts would seek revenge?

'I used to think it was really inconceivable that two-thirds of each house would vote to override.

"I used to think it was really inconceivable that two-thirds of each house would vote to override," Rabkin said.

Is that really so inconceivable?

"It really is an inconceivable thing that has happened.

For example, war among the nations of Western Europe really does seem inconceivable now, not so much because of economic ties as because of shared democratic values.

It is impossible to picture this labour as you approach David today in the Accademia gallery; inconceivable, really, how he got from toil to miracle.

Even so, can it really be so inconceivable that Jeremy Corbyn's political philosophy is inimical to the British people when he – atheism notwithstanding – is the only one who even approximates to Christian teaching about wealth.

If, that is, anything can be made out at all: because really she is formless, inconceivable, a blur where there should be a body.