Sentence examples for too unconscionable from inspiring English sources

Such an act was too unconscionable to fathom.

It is also unconscionable.

The costs to unsuspecting taxpayers who are asked to prop up dying industries for too long are unconscionable.

To continue to ignore the role that homophobia plays in creating international violence and unrest for too much longer is unconscionable.

While in-person voter fraud is virtually non-existent, what is all too real is the GOP's unconscionable effort to stop people with the wrong complexion from voting.

She said: "I think it would be unconscionable to say this is too dark we can't examine it.

The establishment types believe the bank rescue saved the global financial system from collapse, while more grass-roots Republicans see it as an unconscionable bailout of financial institutions deemed too big to fail.

While abroad for a speaking engagement (at which he arrived too late to perform), Yang also spent money on an unconscionable luxury for his family: a refrigerator.

We've known for far too long that asbestos kills, and it's already caused an unconscionable number of preventable deaths.

His need, too, is understandable, but as a premise for continuing this war, it is unconscionable.

Conservatives in Congress have wreaked havoc for years with President Clinton's attempts to appoint federal judges, blocking some and imposing unconscionable delays on others because of the fear that some might behave a bit too independently.