Sentence examples similar to turning unobtainable from inspiring English sources
Seurat sketches of that ilk have become unobtainable.
Believing that God is dead and that life's meaning is unobtainable, Adamov turned to a private, metaphysical interpretation of Communistic ideals.
As Bloomberg said in his speech, New York's decline and fall was for a long while taken for granted, as a fact of nature — and it is a useful reminder to pious liberals of the limits of liberal pieties that the unobtainable cure turned out to be a lot less hard to find than those pieties claimed.
The picture is in a category that has now become virtually unobtainable.
It provides a type of entrepreneurial education that is unobtainable in the classroom, and can even spur the economy if it turns into a full-fledged business.
The bronze is a supreme example of an object that is likely to be unobtainable in the future, both because collections such as Mr. Day's are increasingly rare — the knowledge, the patience, the dedication are gone — and because when pieces of this caliber, previously unrecorded, turn up, questions are asked about the legitimacy of their acquisition.
Ashcans and unobtainable dollars!
It might, however, be unobtainable.
For the final, they're virtually unobtainable.
So again, why show those unobtainable seats?
