Sentence examples for unimaginable though from inspiring English sources

The scenario was hardly unimaginable, though the way it played out was weirdly formal.

Unimaginable though it seemed when he took office in the chaotic days after the rouble fell out of bed last August, political stability has broken out.

We assume he slept with someone, unimaginable though such an event must be, and hope there is at least a bittersweet memory.

Instilling some of this, though unimaginable now, might indeed augur a renaissance in India's grand old party.

The betrayal was so unimaginable that even though my husband loved this son to his core, the two never spoke again.

Many of Tung's images, though, are ones of unimaginable suffering.

Fifty-eight percent.It's worth remembering, though, how unimaginable this used to be.

And Brent Staples has a memory of Franklin in today's Times, one that involves the almost unimaginable indignity of driving though the south as a black man in 1941.

For the monster allowed a degree of liberty and diversity that was unimaginable in the neighbouring kingdoms, though matched in the EU today.

The onslaught lasted many millions of years, and though it brought unimaginable ruin it may also have seeded our planet with the chemical precursors of life.

His suicide, though, was really unimaginable -- it goes against our every preconceived notion of a good life -- that a life that could bring so much joy to billions of people could immolate like that simply violates and trashes our perceived realities.