Sentence examples for utterly unthinkable from inspiring English sources

The prospect of the side being robbed of their leader was utterly unthinkable.

True crisis has the tendency to turn the utterly unthinkable into the absolutely necessary, as any policymaker who participated in the bailout of AIG will tell you.

He was one of the first superstars to join the Premiership in their pomp, and the idea that somebody who cost £28.1m could fail was utterly unthinkable.

But among the capital's power brokers, Mr. Torricelli has accumulated considerable influence, so it is not utterly unthinkable that he would be considered.

Official words about the expectation that Greece will remain in the euro and repay its debt remove none of the sting: Berlin is semi-publicly flirting with an idea which not long ago was utterly unthinkable.

Bad enough that one of Brazil and Argentina were going out, and one of Holland and West Germany, but to go out to their most hated rivals was utterly unthinkable.

An idea once unthinkable is utterly thinkable.

In the core of the Saunders essay I mentioned, he quotes a bureaucrat's memo, which is so full of obfuscation that it's utterly incomprehensible -- and that leads to an unthinkable denial of humanity.

Such a headline, with such an equation, would have been unthinkable in the cold war, but it is utterly normal in globalization.

The dangers posed by these weapons are utterly unacceptable, and the only sure way to prevent an unthinkable catastrophe is to eliminate them completely.

During rehearsals for the 2012 premiere in Montclair, Mr. Little recalled, the ambiguous but utterly devastating event at the heart of the story felt far away — if not unthinkable, then at least hypothetical.