Sentence examples for unspeakable for from inspiring English sources

Any disease involving excremental matters seems to remain unspeakable for the most part.

By any reasonable judgment, life is unspeakable for the 6,000 or so denizens of the Solglacia refugee camp, a network of 250 tents and a strand of rail cars set along the sinuous main road to Grozny.

For pornography may make the relevant speech acts "unspeakable" for women.

Death, disease, destruction her clothing makes the unspeakable, for reasons entirely her own, visible.

Even in Fry's adolescence, Wilde (except for "The Importance of Being Earnest") stood for the unspeakable vice, for secrecy, shame, and exposure.

Two female outlaws are transformed by unspeakable hopes for freedom, for a wholly different way of being.

Historian Max Hastings believes ministers are pushing a "non-judgmental approach" that fails to recognise that "it was not morally different from the second world war – it was an unspeakable experience for Europe and the British people, but for a cause worth fighting".

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme they were "not willing to say outright what the historians I most respect believe, which is the First World War was not morally different from the Second World War - it was an unspeakable experience for Europe and the British people but it was for a cause worth fighting".

Losing Terrell caused unspeakable pain for me and my family.

"There was something about a deep, dark wood that held unspeakable terrors for the Teutonic imagination," Tallis tells us.

He certainly has Will, a man who was willing to do unspeakable things for him, on his side.