Sentence examples for unfathomable concept from inspiring English sources
Most of us would think it an unfathomable concept to have an unquestioning acceptance of one's sub-human standing in society.
What an unfathomable concept!
Scholars may be drawn towards one particular ungraspable, unfathomable, "impossible" concept, functioning as the intractable, inexorable "object a" of the Master's discourse, as Lacan phrases it.
A concept unfathomable to the current occupant of the Oval Office. .
(Picture book; ages 5 to 10) At a certain stage, children migrate onward to googolplex and infinity, concepts so unfathomable they practically pulsate with magic.
It toys with the concept of noir incomprehensibility as a form of dope disorientation, and indulges an unfathomable Christian theme of resurrection.
And while a post-Singularity world is by its very nature unfathomable, Shadbolt stresses the need for care, even among those who don't believe in the concept.
The new anthology "LAtitudes: An Angeleno's Atlas" dives into that unruly geography with a concept inspired by Rebecca Solnit's own urban atlas projects for San Francisco ("Infinite City") and New Orleans ("Unfathomable City").
Meanwhile, in a pragmatic sense, it is reasonable to stay with this concept but hold in mind that it is just an economical way to organize the otherwise unfathomable stream of events and to take the necessary steps to counteract or prevent the disease process.
The concept of articulating the words "I'm hurt by this," or "This is making me sad," is unfathomable to most men.
