inconceivable

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• This is at once unsurprising, since he had so spectacularly destroyed himself in his 60 years on earth, and inconceivable.

• If the idea of that is just inconceivable to you, then I hope you’ll consider taking the whole father issue to therapy.

• This is a failure of the election machine in a way that just one year ago might have seemed inconceivable.

• Castañeda told the Blade the idea of ​​a “deflected bullet” that struck the ground and ended Giraldo’s life is inconceivable because the type of weapons that soldiers use shoots multiple bullets and not just one.

• It’s inconceivable that Russia and China will not launch similar plans.

• Or—just as inconceivable and absurd—sentencing entire generations of North Korean families to labor camps.

• This spring, the protests of the last few days were inconceivable.

• We have to shorten the distance between inevitable and inconceivable.

• On Thursday, a nuclear exchange was, at least for most people, inconceivable.

• Europe, we thought, was a place where national borders were finally set in stone and conventional war was simply inconceivable.

• Don't you remember my telling you that Liszt has an inconceivable lightness, swiftness and smoothness of execution?