| Chess, however, is almost inconceivably more complex, and the pieces can be arranged on the 64 squares of the board in 10 distinct ways. |
| Gifted with a inconceivably huge supply of thaumatons, they can level a whole city to the ground with only one strike. |
| The compact cat made one short, inconceivably fast motion, and the overbearing ferret jerked backward then collapsed to the pavement in a limp heap. |
| What happened during the inconceivably prolonged waiting period is irrelevant. |
| In the past such an act would have been seen as inconceivably shameful to a family's reputation. |
| Worse, and almost inconceivably, considering the rich subject matter, the dance drama doesn't even tell her story with flair. |
