Sentence examples for unthinkable idea from inspiring English sources

Taking on one form of exclusion while continuing to replicate others should be an unthinkable idea.

In fact "Star" conveys the previously unthinkable idea that there may not be an interesting Beatty biography to be written.

But, Cruz told me, the once unthinkable idea of Texas becoming a Democratic state is now a real possibility.

One unusual but not unthinkable idea, for instance, is for government to directly support mutual action and key campaigns.

A more practical obstacle to creating a health insurance system, however, is that most of the world's poor, including Rwanda's, resist what they see as the unthinkable idea of paying in advance for something they may never get.

They want to reduce the US government to the scale it was in the late 19th century, even if it involves the hitherto unthinkable idea that the US government may default on its debts.

But in the endgame of the Israeli-Palestinian peace effort, Israel is allowing a full buffet of formerly unthinkable ideas to be spread on the negotiating table as food for thought.

"He has a real gift for language and drawing you into these unthinkable ideas," O'Reilly says.

The Overton Window is a sophisticated tactic to help move the Right's self-described "unthinkable" ideas all the way to becoming policy.

But with the river's coho salmon already declared extinct, and every other species of Snake River salmon and steelhead now listed under the Endangered Species Act, the once-unthinkable idea of breaching the dams has emerged in several federal studies as the action with the best chance of restoring healthy salmon runs.

Mr Schröder has called the idea "unthinkable".