Sentence examples for unattainable of from inspiring English sources

"It's completely unattainable, of course.

It is unattainable, of course.

They say it abandons the Superfund program's longstanding goal, often unattainable, of returning the sites to a natural state.

This is the giddiest of times for British athletics, which now appears intent on hoovering up medals in what were previously the most unattainable of disciplines.

The Manhattan skyline shimmered in the imaginations of all nations, and people everywhere cherished the ambition, however unattainable, of landing one day upon that legendary foreshore," Jan Morris wrote in "Manhattan '45," her luminious history of postwar New York.

The triumph of surface over feeling; the promotion of unattainable forms of the female physique; the popularity of hair straighteners.

This particular kind of criticism serves as the real key to undercutting the pressure of unattainable ideals of beauty, as well as, and perhaps more importantly, the notion that women must conform to a standard of beauty at all.

And though Esquire may sell "Man at his best," it's not some kind of unattainable bible of perfection.

These shows almost invariably chronicle the lifestyles and shifting, usually unattainable ideals of femininity of the leisure class.

Although its potential use in the treatment of cancer is unattainable because of systemic toxicity associated with promiscuous binding of B-subunit, a targeted delivery of the catalytic subunit A makes therapeutic approaches more feasible.

Photoshopped pictures of "perfect people" create an unattainable standard of beauty; the constant stream of stories about "overnight success" and "crushing it" create an unattainable standard for founders.