| It is not the veracity of the thought that the appeal to unthinkability seeks to establish, it is the courage of the thinker. |
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| The unthinkability of a history of Assam survived and has been reinforced in postcolonial India. |
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| They haven't bemoaned their almost uniformly rock-solid dependability, or the unthinkability of audio or video connections going down once they'd been made in such systems. |
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| In drawing on Levi's dream, the unthinkability of genocidal murder is starkly acknowledged as a human response rather than an aberrant denial or a mere lack of empathy. |
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| Isn't this what Sartre intended when he spoke of the unthinkability of purely passive existence? |
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