Sentence examples for something inconceivable from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing something inconceivable," Merkel said on Monday.

The oil industry had thought that deepwater drilling would offset the production loss, something inconceivable now.

Her private life and her "soul" replaced facts — something inconceivable if a man were being judged.

Nissan and Saturn have built factories not too far away, something inconceivable in the stone-agrarian South of the Depression.

His wavering, Hunt writes, illustrates the revolutionary quality of the years leading to the Declarations of Independence and of the Rights of Man, when something inconceivable — an innate set of social and political rights — suddenly became "self-evident".

The result of these and other initiatives was the collapse of the Soviet Union and victory in the Cold War, something inconceivable before Reagan took office.

The agreement between the music and the stage performance was something totally inconceivable for us".

Staff at the Bank of Ireland today are jubilant their employer has seen off nationalisation, something presumed inconceivable over the last few months.

Electronic scanners have worked almost flawlessly in processing more than 25 million forms, he said, and 58,000 forms have been done on the Internet -- something almost inconceivable a few years ago.

Mugabe has managed in those 17 years since my interview to make the case for something utterly inconceivable - that Ian Smith was right all along in saying that black rule would lead to chaos.

Had the world been different, in my opinion, without mountains and oceans, plains and seas, deserts and forests, and consisted of something else, inconceivable to us, as we don't know anything other than this, we would also have found it beautiful.