Sentence examples for unthinkable though from inspiring English sources

Leaving Julie out would have been unthinkable, though Carla didn't really think it through at the time.

Halfway through the book, Herz succumbs to the futile passion without which an Anita Brookner novel would be unthinkable (though it's a bit much to give her chilly, timid hero a name that means heart in German).

I guess you do what you have to do in order to process the unthinkable, though.

The idea of defecating in the open air to a toilet may seem unthinkable (though it's the reality of four in ten people on the planet, or 2.6 billion), but it is a curious fact that even if someone has a latrine, they may not choose to use it despite the obvious and less obvious risks.

It is a great performance, one of her very best, though unthinkable without Philip Seymour Hoffman playing opposite her.

Analysts and energy executives said that Enron's collapse -- though unthinkable just weeks ago -- would be unlikely to cause a meltdown in the nation's energy markets.

A few Democratic elected officials even predict that Mr. Silver will endorse Mr. McCall over his rival for the nomination, Andrew M. Cuomo, a step that would have been unthinkable a year ago -- though both sides insist it is too early for such talk.

He is doing so, seemingly, because pushing inflation temporarily above an arbitrary target is an unthinkable prospect, even though doing so would almost certainly, by his own convincing argument, have a huge impact on America's enormously costly unemployment problem.

To call Iraq a failed state is an exaggeration, though not unthinkable.

Voting Tory in Scotland is unthinkable for many, even though they can't remember a Tory government.

The country most likely to end up signing a contract is the United Arab Emirates, says an insider; a deal with Libya, though, is "unthinkable".