Sentence examples for unconscionable language from inspiring English sources

First, the Beatles with their long hair and wide-lapelled suits, then Johnny Rotten with his unconscionable language.

Disdainful of a freebie and want to blow an unconscionable $120 on a good language book?

Mitt Romney called Obama's healthcare plan "an unconscionable abuse of power," strong language given the degree to which the plan was modeled on Romney's own.

What we need as well are cheaper popular paperbacks, especially in the major black languages, and to abolish the unconscionable 14% VAT on books".

This is, of course, of a piece with the unconscionable facts that he chooses to use high-flown language, and made the unforgivable decision to address the largest crowd he could during an election campaign.

Various purists, snobs, snoots, sticklers, traditionalists, and language police will declare that all of these are unconscionable insults to standards of excellence.

In language, his hallmark is corrosive metaphor; in dialogue, the clash of wills; in action, the protraction of unconscionable agonies.

Unconscionable secrets?

It's unconscionable.

That's unconscionable.

It's just unconscionable".