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Sentences ending with conceivable

Old Men's Tears, which furnished the mournful title to Joshua Scottow's Lamentations, do not suggest the deepest grief conceivable. [6]
Apart from consciousness of self no observation or application of reason is conceivable. [2]
This profound and increasingly impressive stillness endured for some time--the best preparation for music, spectacle, or speech conceivable. [5]
It is hardly conceivable. [5]
If it was Charles to whom she owed her recovery, the gift of song which it restored would possess tenfold value for her, if that was conceivable. [10]

More example sentences with the word conceivable in them

There are but three conceivable ways: First--to suppress the rebellion by force of arms. [7]
Lady Aylestone and the duchess are photographed in every conceivable pose for political purposes. [9]
Suppose, for example, that you don't get me, that my will intervenes, granting it to be conceivable that your future happiness and welfare, as you insist, depend upon your getting me--which I doubt. [9]
It is conceivable that two hermaphrodites, attracted by each other's greater beauty, might unite and leave offspring which would inherit their parents' greater beauty. [1]
It is conceivable that this would have an influence upon her; that it would incline her to wonder if their secret thought--that she was inspired--might not be a well-grounded guess. [5]
Was it conceivable that she loved him, after having wounded him, as if intentionally, by acts which she knew were detestable to him? [10]
There is nothing that happens, you know, which must not inevitably, and which does not actually, photograph itself in every conceivable aspect and in all dimensions. [6]
It is conceivable that by consequence their manner towards her changed little by little, and from respectful became reverent. [5]
Was it conceivable that Barbara had parted with this, his first memento, sold it, "turned it into money"?--the base words wounded his chivalrous soul like the blow of a scourge. [10]
It is conceivable that as time went on the thought in their minds and its reflection in hers might solidify into conviction. [5]
Thus one window showed every conceivable convenience that could be shaped in ivory, and nothing else. [6]
I do not say so for my daughter's sake, but because everything in bad taste is odious to me; it is hardly conceivable how such a young thing could have had the audacity to force herself in here. [10]
There was every reason in her nature and in her theory why she should, for, bounded as her vision of life was by this existence, love was the highest conceivable good in life. [4]
Of all conceivable rackets it is the most ear-splitting, intolerable, and altogether fiendish. [5]
But it is quite conceivable, on the other hand, that a happier event may occur, that in a single moment the nervous polarity may be reversed, the whole course of his life changed, and his past terrible experiences be to him like a scarce-remembered dream. [6]
These streams met other streams, and they mingled with and crossed and recrossed each other in every conceivable direction, like skate tracks on a popular skating ground. [5]
The lasting effect of a shock received by the sense of sight or that of hearing is conceivable enough. [6]
There was a marvellous arrangement in the walls with which Edith was never tired of playing, a circular plate covered with legends of every conceivable want, from a newspaper to a needle and thread and a Scotch whiskey highball. [9]
He must be made to feel that she was more magnanimous than he; that she, under all conceivable circumstances, kept her word. [10]
Sir Walter Scott is probably responsible for the Capitol building; for it is not conceivable that this little sham castle would ever have been built if he had not run the people mad, a couple of generations ago, with his medieval romances. [5]
The great horse in every conceivable pose, with veins standing out and knotty muscles twisting in his legs and neck and thighs. [9]
When a man has been speaking eight hours, is it conceivable that he can still be interesting, still fascinating? [5]
Tries, and without doubt fails, for it is not conceivable that this loud ostentation of simplicity deceives any one. [5]
Met by this difficulty historians of that class devise some most obscure, impalpable, and general abstraction which can cover all conceivable occurrences, and declare this abstraction to be the aim of humanity's movement. [2]
If the enemy conquered, the camp would be lost, and the aids the art of war afforded must be used within the smallest conceivable space. [10]
There isn't any conceivable way to burn this house down, or enable a conflagration on one floor to climb to the next. [5]
It is quite conceivable that the Roman Church, which considers itself the only true one, should look on those who leave its communion as guilty of a great offence. [6]
It was not conceivable that the daughter of an American stock-broker would refuse the offer of a position so transcendent and so evidently coveted in a democratic society. [4]
At the lowest conceivable estimate (2,000 machines a year,) we shall sell 34,000 in the life of the patent--17 years. [5]
Set them down anywhere on the face of the globe, under any conditions conceivable, and you could not surprise them; such was the impression. [9]
But how could any conceivable antipathy be so comprehensive as to keep a young man aloof from all the world, and make a hermit of him? [6]

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