Sentence examples for unattainable from from inspiring English sources

An opera singer and celebrated personality in the 1920's, she devoted her life to possessing the unattainable, from rare plants to exquisite jewelry, couture gowns and, not least, prominent husbands.

And what I love, and what I find unattainable, from Spirit of the Beehive, is that capacity of a man that is occupied by something other than the fantastic and who allows the fantastic to gently seep into the reality of the girl.

We believe the Energy Efficient Series offers a combination of efficiency and performance previously unattainable from an automotive sound system".

The biggest challenge for me, particularly in the early days of our relationship was deconstructing some of the less user-friendly beliefs that I had brought into married life, and creating a life that seemed unattainable from within the model that I had grown up with.

These differentiation protocols allow access to cell populations, including transient developmental progenitors and terminally differentiated cells that would otherwise be unattainable from human tissue.

If neurological diseases such as epilepsy and schizophrenia are related to somatic mutations at specific brain regions, the evaluation of tissues at lesion sites may offer biological insights that are unattainable from peripheral blood.

It goes from one extreme to another -- from wanting unattainable certainty from philosophy to self-dissipation.

Even if fees are frozen at 2015 levels for three years, a place at a public university is still unattainable for those from average South African families.

A college education continues to be more of a necessity for the job market today, yet at the same time it seems to grow more unattainable for students from lesser financial backgrounds.

There he essentially resurrects his adolescence, reuniting with high school friends and even chasing the unattainable girl from those years.

But if we can just park those two concerns for a minute, isn't it rather brilliant that you can get what was once an unattainable luxury from your corner shop, for a mere pound?