Sentence examples for ultimately unachievable from inspiring English sources

Denying your race isn't just bad for your mental health, it's also ultimately unachievable.

There are those on both sides who do not share our vision, and, tragically, who see violence as the route to an absolutist -- and yet ultimately unachievable and disastrous -- end.

Suzanne Pepper, a political blogger who has been following politics in the former colony since the 1970s, described calls for independence as Hong Kong's answer to Bernie Sanders' bid for the White House: ultimately unachievable but nevertheless an effective way to force key topics onto the political agenda.

In contrast, for a DC traction motor, to achieve these goals, very special and expensive equipment and complex controlling devices have to be extra utilized, and some of these goals are even unachievable ultimately.

Ultimately this proved unachievable.

An inclusive model of physical activity for people of all sizes would focus on enjoyment, pleasurable accomplishment, and social belonging emergent during physical activity, rather than focusing on possibly unachievable or ultimately exclusionary endpoints.

I don't know if the show ultimately wanted one to know that dreams are unachievable, living with one's friends and working towards the dream IS the REAL dream or, in perfect 90s fashion (see: the Roseanne finale) none of it is real and in the end you only have like, one friend and they're usually unstable and weird.

As each year passed, and we all worked hard trying to achieve what I came to see as the unachievable goals of the war on drugs, I ultimately put myself in the shoes of the Sawyer jury.

But that looks unachievable.

"It seems unachievable.

We will let the Israelis do what they want.' " Ultimately, he said, "We will wake up one day to find that the two-state solution has become a dream that is unachievable".