Which preposition to use with unthinkable
Here the great situation of the third act is brought about by a chain of coincidences which would be utterly unthinkable in the author's maturer work.
Whatever mitigation such a conception may offer, surely we may be excused for still adhering to that simpler explanation which involves a mystery indeed, but nothing so positively unthinkable as a process without a beginning.
when and what she pleases, is a thing unthinkable by the most improvident of statesmen.
The Epic of Rome, abandoned at the death of Caesar, unthinkable during the civil wars which followed, appealed for a hearing now that Rome was saved and the empire restored.
His death, to be sure, is unthinkable for such a man and does but testify to the unearthly attraction with which the girl is invested by Goethe's art.
The thing was almost unthinkable to me, and yet I was tempted to dwell upon it; for when a man is in loveand I could no longer disguise my condition from myselfhe is inclined to be humble and to gather up thankfully the treasure that is rejected of another.