Sentence examples for unreachable idea from inspiring English sources
If we ever decided we were either secure enough, or more willing to live without the unreachable idea of total security, the American way of war and the national security state would lose much of their meaning.
This ability brings him to ideas that are unreachable by normal scientists. Says Eric Carnes, one of Brinkers grad students at UNM: In most cases your brain needs several minutes just to catch up with the basics of what Jeff has just suggested..
It is because the sequence in question is indeed indefinitely extended, and thus has no finite endpoint, that Kant views absolute space, in the end, as an idea of reason: a forever unreachable regulative ideal that we can only successively approximate but never fully realize.
There I was, in this back room, people's knives knocking against cutting boards in the same rhythmic rocking way, mine among them: no windows, no natural light; no connection to the outside world; no idea what the weather might be; only one phone, the number unlisted; unreachable — surrounded by these intense associations of festive meals.
But Blind Joe Death's backstory (he played a guitar fashioned from a baby's coffin) was a gag at the expense of revivalists, who were so pie-eyed at the idea of discovering some gloomy and tenebrous new artist from some previously unreachable rural pocket that they bought in without asking questions.
Whose idea was it to take a sizable S.U.V. and negate its basic purpose — to haul multiple people to places unreachable by a car — by stuffing in high-output engines, accessorizing the cabins with city-slicker frills and bolting on flashy oversize wheels?
Reach the unreachable star.
The target looked unreachable.
