Sentence examples for unconscionable as from inspiring English sources
Spending $104 billion on lunar exploration is unconscionable as long as people are homeless and without adequate health care.
An overwhelming majority of Germans consider the death penalty as unconscionable as the slave trade.
In other words, legal challenges are now to be regarded as just as unconscionable as militant violence.
She continued, "The application of the death penalty in these circumstances is unconscionable, as any miscarriage of justice as a result of capital punishment cannot be undone".
Every month his dallying looks more unconscionable as word of the inner workings of the state's secretive government seeps out to the public.
We might understand why $5 million would be "immoral" or "unconscionable," as Sessions thundered in his speech, but it turns out to be less than 1/500th of that amount.
"Any pursuit by Ehud Barak of the blasphemous rabbi, from this moment on, should be considered as unconscionable kowtowing, as the abandonment of any semblance of self-respect and as groveling for the seats that will give this government another few months," said Shalom Yerushalmi, a columnist in Maariv, another major paper.
134, 33 L.Ed. 393 (1889) (describing an unconscionable contract as one "such as no man in his senses and not under delusion would make" and suggesting that there may be "contracts so extortionate and unconscionable on their face as to raise the presumption of fraud in their inception" (internal quotation marks omitted)).
As Elders we wish our colleague Lakhdar Brahimi strength as he faces an unconscionable situation as the UN-Arab Lenvoy peace envoy to Syria.
This is as unconscionable in 2016 as it was in 1830, and it is a system found across the country.
The empty and false repeal rhetoric depicts the "death tax" -- the pejorative term for America's federal estate tax system that has been in continuous operation since 1916 -- as unconscionable "class warfare," based on Marxist principles that have been rejected worldwide except in the United States.
