It's almost inconceivable to write a prehistory of music because Edison invents the phonograph in 1877 and prior to that, we have no record of any sound.
He had been full of the idea so long, dreamed it right through to the end, waited with his teeth set, so to speak, at an inconceivable pitch of intensity.
Although tapping all this force while sprinting seems biomechanically inconceivable, there may be scope for slight alterations in training and gait, focused on increasing the peak power available to sprinters.
At age six or seven, it just seemed inconceivable to me that people could suffer to that degree—to be perfectly innocent, and yet, suffer themselves and have their families watch them suffer.
Inconceivable. Susan isn't so lucky. But she is alive. It turns out she has broken nearly every bone in her body, and she will spend almost three months in the hospital.
A landmark work of magical realism, it is a story where, according to critic Harold Bloom, " everything conceivable and inconceivable is happening at once."