Sentence examples for seem unimaginable from inspiring English sources
Such clashes between young and old seem unimaginable in the developing world.
At that time, the notion that there could be too many embryos may seem unimaginable.
Then July would come, the real jewel in the year, clear and warm and bright, and the cold would seem unimaginable.
The idea of any kind of pact with Labour might seem unimaginable, but then that is what people thought last time about a deal with the Tories.
We are left with a do-nothing politics that makes change on most racial justice issues – from immigration to housing to the wealth gap – seem unimaginable.
The idea that Mr Berlusconi, who is on trial for paying an underage girl for sex and who bears a heavy responsibility for Italy's economic plight, could return to office may seem unimaginable outside Italy.
This seems unimaginable now.
That seems unimaginable now.
Their courage seemed unimaginable.
Today, it seems unimaginable not to.
Boredom now, however, seems unimaginable.
