On the mundane level of lived reality, I might glean some otherwise unobtainable information about, say, her bottom-line position in a collegial negotiation between her government and ours, or about what she might be contemplating with respect to the European economy.
Number unobtainable Much ado about porting Grinched Truly revolutionary Tilting at windmills?
The fact is that nutrient standards are about the food that students consume and not about some unobtainable standards which headteachers and caterers are expected to achieve.
As Brené Brown says, "Shame, for women, is this web of unobtainable, conflicting, competing expectations about who we're supposed to be.
His friends say he has a knack of setting his heart on the unobtainable – young, beautiful, blonde and about to be married.
The wave of news coverage that accompanied the violence this week in Celebration says more about society's enduring fascination with the unobtainable vision of utopia than it does about the town itself.
I had an idea in the back of my head about Veronica chasing the "unobtainable" guy.
Digital videofluoroscopic techniques coupled with computer-assisted measurements have been shown to reduce such error, as well as provide detailed information about spinal motion otherwise unobtainable by standard roentgenograms.
Usually, this kind of sensational acclaim provokes a backlash, but that hasn't really happened for "Hamilton," despite a few scholars raising questions about biographical accuracy and some uproar about the skyrocketing price of virtually unobtainable tickets.
Three years on and the prospect of Mayweather-Pacquiao feels like an unobtainable Utopia: a once glimmering city, still just about visible but crumbling into dust.
