Sentence examples for unthinkable looking from inspiring English sources

And so he joined his wife at the fair doing what was once the unthinkable: looking for a job.

Biles – a once-in-a-lifetime athlete who makes the unthinkable look elementary, who makes the extraordinary look effortless – paced the field of 24 gymnasts with 62.198 points.

But what was recently unthinkable now looks in the realm of the possible again.

Maybe, if the Suns are serious about blowing up the house and starting over, the general manager Steve Kerr should consider doing the unthinkable and look for a taker for Nash.

What an FCC chairman had once dismissed as "unthinkable" now looked more like a rescue: The old AT&T had just abandoned the consumer market, and its revenue was declining 10% or more a year.

Finally, in thinking the unthinkable, we must look again at eligibility criteria.

They were lucky Doncaster had a potential try by Mat Clark ruled out for supposed obstruction but Sheedy's accuracy meant the unthinkable never really looked likely.

That looked unthinkable when they slumbered to a goalless home draw with Middlesbrough at the end of August, when a few rumbles of discontent could be heard from West Brom's fans about their team's style of football.

"an ostrich" drew more column inches but staying up, a feat which once looked unthinkable, would cap off a season of mayhem.

"Unthinkable, when you look at what's happening to us, when you look at what's going on in this country and throughout the world and we don't want, you know they're allowed to cut off heads and they're allowed to chop off heads, and we can't waterboard.

Consequently, unemployment continued to rise, reaching an unthinkable high of 16.9% (people looking for full time work who can't find it) in March 2010.