Sentence examples for really unconscionable from inspiring English sources

"It's really unconscionable".

Mayor Raul Garcia of Union City, a Democrat who was born in Cuba but grew up in Union City, called the Miami raid "despicable" and added, "It's really unconscionable, and it's a sad day for the United States".

"The fact that what stands between them and the relief of that pain is a drug that costs $2 [£1.25] a week, I think is just really unconscionable," says Meg O'Brien, head of The Global Access to Pain Relief Initiative, a non-profit organisation that advocates for greater access to morphine.

To blame that family for the death of another person is really unconscionable".

"For the refugee office to limit their options after something terrible has happened is really unconscionable".

Further delaying this is really unconscionable," said Emily Gardner, the worker safety advocate at left-leaning Public Citizen.

"It's really an unconscionable number of deaths.

Earlier this month, Pennsylvania's senior senator, Arlen Specter, also a Republican, released a statement calling New Jersey's opposition to the project "unconscionable, really scandalous".

"It's really shocking and, frankly, unconscionable that we are even in this situation to begin with".

"I hope it's a response to what's happening on Broadway, because what's happening on Broadway is unconscionable — it's really leaving out the mass of humanity," said the director and playwright Robert Brustein, who founded the Yale Repertory and American Repertory Theaters.

"In retrospect, it is unconscionable that the Fed didn't really care about regulation, or didn't show any interest in it".