Sentence examples for unconscionable one from inspiring English sources

In that year, Congress reduced the disparity in sentences imposed for crack as compared with powder-cocaine offenses from the unconscionable one hundred to one to the merely unfair eighteen to one.

Her acting, like the play, feels fake from the first word — "unconscionable," one of Mr. Hunka's favorites.

They will perceive obstructionism as risking their political career and will likely be racing to cut a deal, even an unconscionable one.

There must be proof of an unconscionable one-sided transaction or that the directors irrationally squandered, or gave away corporate assets.

But now AT&T is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow it to hide class action bans -- bans which 20 states have ruled unconscionable (one-sided and unenforceable) -- inside those arbitration clauses where they would function as "get out of jail free" cards for corporate wrongdoers.

Some stories are easier to tell, while there are others so unconscionable that one's imagination swerves away from them, so as to defend one against them.

"It's just unconscionable that one union should start a war against another," Ms. Reardon said.

Another Democrat outside the campaign described it as a "critical mistake," adding, "It is unconscionable that one of the greatest political speeches you and I have ever heard went on until 11 40".

It's unconscionable that one in three professional football players suffers brain trauma.

The use of undercover police officers to spy on "a family grieving the loss of a son was unconscionable – let alone one as ill-treated by the forces of law and order as the Lawrence family".

Courts have defined an unconscionable agreement as "one which no person in his or her senses and not under delusion would make on the one hand, and no honest and fair person would accept on the other, the inequality being so strong and manifest as to shock the conscience and confound the judgment of any person of common sense".