Sentence examples for unimaginable from from inspiring English sources

On Monday, when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit threw out Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage, it did so in language that was direct, forceful, and, until recently, practically unimaginable from a federal appeals court.

But such is the warm mood between the two governments that Rwanda's prosecutor general, Martin Ngoga, declared today that he had every confidence in the French judiciary — a statement that was simply unimaginable from a Rwandan official six months ago.

This is a government that time and again has done the unimaginable: from publicly speaking of a Palestinian state to raising the possibility of transferring control of parts of Jerusalem to the Palestinian Authority.

Indeed, if Hardy found it possible to stop writing fiction in the middle of his life and at the height of his powers — a renunciation unimaginable from, say, Henry James — it is partly because he was never truly committed to the novel as a form, the way James or Flaubert were.

When John Terry let his discontent be known to [Peter] Kenyon [the chief executive] and asked him for an immediate transfer, Abramovich reacted immediately: the departure of Terry was totally unimaginable, from the point of view of the supporters, the players or the club owners.

Indeed, if Hardy found it possible to stop writing fiction in the middle of his life and at the height of his powers a renunciation unimaginable from, say, Henry James it is partly because he was never truly committed to the novel as a form, the way James or Flaubert were.

From there, unpaved alleys soon merged with the surrounding open countryside – an unimaginable landscape from today's suffocating vantage point.

It was an unimaginable performance from Capriati, who was seeded 12th.

It derives unimaginable power from the manipulation of light waves and the compression of relatively small amounts of energy into impossibly short periods of time.

There is a hint of pathos as a barrow boy who expects unimaginable riches from his new job in the City is overwhelmed instead by the exodus to Switzerland of the "Masters of Finance".

And it's an almost unimaginable distance from the factories and pubs of Birmingham, England, circa 1978-1982, whish is where most of the songs the band is playing have their roots.