Sentence examples for unattainable that from inspiring English sources

Or do we want something much better, no matter how unspecificied or unattainable that may be?

However naïve and unattainable that goal may be -- that is his goal.

"The sense of the unattainable that can be evoked by photographs feeds directly into the erotic feelings of those for whom desirability is enhanced by distance," writes Susan Sontag in her book, "On Photography".

It's only because this ideal and singular novel is unattainable that they have to keep writing another, then another.

It is a body shape so unattainable that the chances of a woman naturally having her proportions are fewer than one in 100,000.

Fraser laid out goals thought to be so unattainable that the Greco wrestler Rulon Gardner, a gold medalist in 2000, said most wrestlers did not believe in them.

That is, precision might still be an unattained (possibly unattainable) goal that informs agents as to how they might improve their credences.

Second, disengagement is more likely if an individual has a high degree of certainty that the goal is unattainable and that persistence in attempting to achieve the goal will have negative consequences [ 16].

He followed up his initial success with several novels whose main characters are tormented by various physical or psychological problems or who are obsessed by unattainable ideals that make everyday happiness impossible for them.

The building of capacity to support SEN provision has to be the next priority of government, not the continuing stream of unattainable advice that continues to emanate from government agencies.

A clearly unattainable goal that ended in disaster.