Sentence examples for unforeseeable power from inspiring English sources

For the first time in my life, I had encountered the invisible and utterly unforeseeable power to change things forever.

The Exploratorium suggests that brilliant transformations of the science museum model might be unforeseeable.

"It was such an unforeseeable thing that one of the major houses, the economic power houses, in Scottish football should suddenly be out of the SPL.

In many places, the political power of these quasi-monopolies would be huge, with unforeseeable results.

Moreover, changing circumstances and unforeseeable problems make it desirable to vest individuals with discretionary powers to rethink and adjust old rules, norms, and ends, and sometimes elaborate new ones.

I dreamed of war, of might and right, of utterly unforeseeable logic.

Nowadays young people here are expected to exercise what the English poet John Keats has famously described as "negative capability": a power to deal with the unknown and direct their fates as the unforeseeable future takes shape.

This spill might be shocking; but it was hardly unforeseeable.

The judge was further troubled by unforeseeable consequences: "If I rule that the bull should not be killed, it means that the power will not be transferred to the king," he said, according to wire service reports.

And what endures is unforeseeable.

Obviously, tragically, a completely unforeseeable event occurred".