| At times of national hysteria, certain things that go against the tide of public opinion become almost unsayable. |
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| By 60, you've learnt to think the unthinkable and, even better, to say the unsayable. |
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| The fact that this was perceived by the Telegraph to be unsayable merely makes Steyn's point for him. |
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| Her angle is slightly but importantly new, and therefore unsayable in any words other than hers. |
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| I used to have a view of writers as being heroic figures, in the sense that they would say unsayable and courageous things. |
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| Both made extensive photographic records of what they saw, using the camera to try and capture what seems to be unsayable. |
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| Some things are unsayable, but maybe you try to articulate the unspeakable in music. |
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| Far fewer doctors now annotate notes with acronyms designed to spell out the unsayable truth about their patients. |
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| You must turn up the volume, find a new blasphemy to utter, discover the certain something still unsayable that you, and you alone, dare to say. |
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| You were never ineligible for a screwup like that — say the unsayable word and watch it foul the sky. |
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| Wittgenstein understood that something pervades everything sayable, something which is itself unsayable. |
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| But he thought of it as a vehicle for saying the unsayable, testing the new and generally raising Cain. |
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| Once it was digested that a military conclusion seemed as far off as ever, the hitherto unsayable notion of a political resolution was out of the bag. |
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| Kent herself has said the movie is about parenting, the unsayable extremes of what mothers can feel. |
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| The elegy, as real poems do, brings us to a place where words give way to the music of silence, where we approach the unsayable and bow before it. |
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| My presentation is dedicated to my master of thought and friend Henry Maldiney who, at the age of 97, is still working to translate the unsayable human mystery. |
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| His masters, the Houyhnhnms of the unspellable and unsayable name, were more than performing horses or uncultured squires. |
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| He, and in turn the central character Kennedy, never pulls a punch, making his lead character say the unsayable and do the wrong thing. |
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| Special courts, set up after the revolution, continue to try clergymen in secret for fear that news of their misdeeds would reflect badly on the regime. Even so, lonely voices are emerging to say the unsayable. |
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| Nonetheless, in some unsayable way, value sentences are about values and reflect the structure of values. |
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| The theory behind this dichotomy would assign art the task of saying the unsayable, since art, by its representations of the world, creates meaning in areas where reason becomes impotent. |
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| In this project, much of what we will be dealing with will have to do with the unsayable, with what has been personally unspoken about on electronic media forms in the past. |
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| But it also recognizes that that true voice necessarily courts its own silence, figurally marking its limits at the borders of the unsayable. |
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| A rogue, not afraid to speak his mind and say the unsayable. |
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| Bush is also willing to say the unsayable on Social Security reform. |
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