Sentence examples for were unattainable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Impossible to attain or reach; inaccessible, unobtainable or unapproachable; unable to accomplish; beyond limit.
All the people that he loved were unattainable because they were heterosexual.
I was 17 and I'd look at the stars on the pavement and they were unattainable.
And Thorpe did make a point to differentiate himself from Phelps, without repeating his prediction that the seven gold medals were unattainable.
Still tanned from a holiday in Crete, the 54-year-old revealed that he had "wanted this job for years" and saw no reason why the top eight and a long elusive trophy were unattainable.
It is perhaps fitting that the widening rift centers on cars, which in post-Soviet Russia have become a prominent symbol of the kind of personal freedoms that were unattainable under Communism.
Having invaded their country, the West has a duty to return it to them in a half-decent state.It would be idle to harbour such dreams if they were unattainable.
It is unattainable, of course.
It is too intimidating; it is unattainable.
Definite knowledge may be unattainable in "Copenhagen".
That means that perfect knowledge is unattainable.
For 86 years, that goal was unattainable in these parts.
