| Many foes marveled at the unconceivable power that could come out of such a small woman's hands. |
| But when we make a generall assertion, unlesse it be a true one, the possibility of it is unconceivable. |
| This world is the necessary effect of God's nature and a world different from this one is unconceivable. |
| It seemed unconceivable to design machines with a long-term product life without awareness of the environmental impact of our products. |
| It is unconceivable for government members to take four to six months to issue a decision. |
| So there was a feeling that answering something so unconceivable, even by protesting, would have been a form of complicity. |
