Sentence examples for truly unimaginable from inspiring English sources

"These are truly unimaginable times for our industry," Chrysler's chief executive, Robert L. Nardelli, wrote in a letter to workers.

And now, women have run for president, "fought for their country, argued before the Supreme Court, performed heart surgery" and done a hundred things that would have been truly unimaginable 50 years ago — a time that is equally unimaginable to any woman under 30.

These children have all suffered truly unimaginable traumas.

The judge said to them, "what Victoria endured was truly unimaginable.

"To have this prestigious award named after me is truly unimaginable," Donovan said in a statement.

They will start reimagining a future that is unknown, currently unimaginable and truly sustainable.

But now the negotiating teams at Camp David are trying to come to grips with Jerusalem, and they are finding it an extraordinarily difficult task -- to imagine the unimaginable, a truly united (or fairly divided) Jerusalem.

And, like other aspects of life here, it is unimaginable, alarming and truly frightening".

Robinson's performance under unimaginable pressure was truly one of the greatest athletic triumphs, if not the greatest, in American history.

The trial has been a truly mentally scarring experience on an unimaginable scale – you would have to have been there to truly understand.

Milly's mother, Sally, said her family had lost their right to privacy, while Bob Dowler described giving evidence as a "truly mentally scarring experience on an unimaginable scale".