Sentence examples for unconscionable on from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, called the cuts "unconscionable" on the CNN program "State of the Union" on Sunday.

Taylor said she is prepared to argue against the bill, which she called "unconscionable", on Thursday, when the Wisconsin assembly is expected to vote.

A 40percentt contingency fee negotiated by a Manhattan law firm retained by the widow of a real estate developer involved in a multimillion-dollar estate dispute was not "unconscionable on its face," an appeals court ruled yesterday.

Hurrying from room to room, I summarized the contents of the petition instead of giving prospective signers the chance to read it, a decision that I look back on as unconscionable on my part, even in the context of a ridiculous situation.

The first example was Ben Anthony's splendid One Day in London, the re-creation, with careful interviews, of the unconscionable knock-on effects from the 7/7 bombings in London.

Both he and I remember another set of gay leaders arguing, powerfully, that closing bathhouses in New York and San Francisco would be an unconscionable infringement on civil liberties, that it would cast aspersions on the sexuality of gay men, that it would be unfair.

That penalty, say the Republicans, amounts to an unconscionable attack on marriage.

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

It is unconscionable behavior on their part to deny their constituents what they take for granted.

It is tempting, given the Egyptian military's unconscionable attack on its own citizens, but should be resisted.

Mike Cernovich, whom I profiled last month, became a prominent vessel of pro-Trump populism by saying unconscionable things on Twitter.