Sentence examples for utterly unimaginable from inspiring English sources
The very idea that trying to convey the harrowing reality of West African conflict could be achieved without the help of a kindly white UN worker was utterly unimaginable to studios.
It simply read "Vive La France!" It would have been an utterly unimaginable headline when Nicolas Sarkozy – who once provoked an entire continent when he said that "the tragedy of Africa is that the African has never really entered into history"– was at the helm.
We witnessed, in Las Vegas, the worst mass shooting in this country's recent history — an utterly unimaginable and chilling scene in which a faceless gunman armed with semiautomatic weapons modified with bump stocks mowed down helpless concertgoers, demonstrating the absurdity of the notion that there is some kind of effective distinction between automatic and semiautomatic weapons.
Their pain -- utterly unimaginable to anyone who has not been through their nightmare -- will last a lifetime.
Favorite songs become simply too painful to listen to as they only remind you of happy times that now seem utterly unimaginable.
You can't talk about how you spent twenty years soaking in Nabokov and Coetzee, but in the end arrived at something uniquely yours, yet utterly unimaginable without having absorbed these writers for decades.
I've been thinking a long time about how issues of animal abuse truly are issues about social justice, and nowhere are violations of individual social justice more obvious than in the animal-industrial food complex where the sheer number of nonhuman animals (animals) who are killed for food is utterly staggering and unimaginable.
DETROIT — A question unimaginable in most major American cities is utterly commonplace in this one: If you suddenly found yourself gravely ill, injured or even shot, would you call 911?
And like any raw material made suddenly crucial by new technology, it can benefit society in unimaginable ways, or destroy it just as utterly.
But a thornier question is what happened after the punch, with more than a dozen teenagers suddenly caught between the unimaginable prospect of a friend dying and the utterly imaginable adolescent anxiety of being caught partying.
