unimaginable

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• One that might have seemed as unimaginable as Smith’s just a few weeks ago.

• The first was last year’s victory, his fifth Masters title and 15th major, a memory at which he teared up — pretournament moistness that would have been unimaginable from the autotron of most of the 2000s.

• In other words, we can still optimize synthetic biology even without knowing the exact underlying mechanisms—a sort of voodoo previously unimaginable until machine learning.

• The coronavirus pandemic has forced us to quickly adapt to circumstances that were unimaginable a year ago.

• In a year marked by the previously unimaginable – and with the end of the franchise agreement – San Diego has the opportunity to stretch the horizons of our imagination.

• Its adaptability and breeding capabilities ensured that it would be selected for mass production on an unimaginable scale.

• What had been unimaginable one day was popular wisdom the next.

• While the commercials gave the pair a once unimaginable level of exposure, they also brought Pomplamoose some blowback.

• When I was in my mid-twenties, I made a mistake that seems unimaginable to me now.

• The details are vivid and somewhat unimaginable; they also run together.

• The beauty of the night in such a climate, and at that season, is well-nigh .