Sentence examples for unthinkable about from inspiring English sources

Last year Tony Blair, the party's leader, promised to "think the unthinkable" about the welfare state.

But, then again, Tony Blair has promised to "think the unthinkable" about the welfare state.

There is barely a word about pensions, or about social security, despite past claims by Mr Blair that Labour must "think the unthinkable" about welfare.

There was something unthinkable about what he had become, a ghoulish contradiction too awful for the culture to assimilate: a child assassin.

Several women got big jobs: Harriet Harman was made secretary of state for social security, over the head of Frank Field, the MP who had done most in opposition to "think the unthinkable" about welfare reform.

It also found the child protection agencies were taken in by the "web of lies" spun by Daniel's mother and stepfather - both originally from Poland - and should instead have been "thinking the unthinkable" about what was going on.

Recently, Mr. Limbaugh has levied his distasteful attacks at the first lady of the United States for doing the unthinkable -- caring about and taking action to reduce the alarming epidemic of obesity in America.

When I think of them writing about all those absent parents, their pens describing the unthinkable, writing about that brave and awful new world where their characters will be, not fine exactly, but O.K. without their parents around, I know what else they were doing.

If a military draft is unthinkable, what about mandating an 18-month national service requirement for all young adults between 18 and 26 years of age?

Sensing that the unthinkable was about to happen, Ashcroft's aides cut an ad with the former Senator John Danforth, who declared, "What's happening today to John Ashcroft is just not right".

For a moment it had seemed as if the unthinkable was about to unfold, Mark Bennett having intercepted a loose pass from the Wallaby replacement James Slipper to score under the posts with six minutes left.