Sentence examples for unattainable concept from inspiring English sources

If we change our thought process where we focus on the journey and not the destination, if we focus on our own personal ideas of a fulfilling and rewarding life, rather than the arbitrary and unattainable concept of "having it all," then we can start to be content with our lives.

Ginsberg approaches Don with a new Jaguar concept, portraying the car as an unattainable woman: "Jaguar: At last, something beautiful you can truly own".

For many young people in New Zealand, the concept of property ownership is quickly becoming unattainable under normal circumstance this is particularly true in an industry as expensive as dairy.

Barred by floating gates, the flowers are partially visible and partially obscured, partially accessible and partially not, seemingly appropriate metaphors for the "ever-unattainable dream of the middle class' comfortable life," a concept the duo actively imbues into their work.

These studies suggest that the concept of an anatomically pure test of prefrontal function is not only empirically unattainable, but also theoretically inaccurate.

And unattainable.

Unattainable, basically.

That looks unattainable.

The distance seemed unattainable.

It is unattainable, of course.

Hope seemed impossible; progress, unattainable.