| Each of the elements he names demands a communicative, rhetorically performed reciprocity that today's electronic media make almost unthinkable. |
| They eventually go on to have the baby, and two more children, but years later, deep in the throes of her addiction, Isa does the unthinkable. |
| I remember well, but to go back to the time this handy appliance wasn't part of every kitchen's equipment is practically unthinkable now. |
| So, as Lara took guard, England were on the verge of the unthinkable, the first clean sweep of a series in the Caribbean by any visiting team. |
| It was, for Tories, unthinkable to have a national church with sectaries outside. |
| Such an organisational alliance with the populist right would be unthinkable for progressive French and Dutch campaigners. |
