| And it is well-known that the distance between fear and violence is short when people feel uneasy and their hopes seem unrealizable. |
| A thing-in-itself which is not a thing to some consciousness is an entirely unrealizable, because self-contradictory, conception. |
| She feels that N. C. L. B., by setting up unrealizable goals, unwittingly launched the current narrative of education failure. |
| Projects related to offices to be incorporated into the mast were evoked, whereas this is a quite unrealizable idea, surprising and destructive. |
| Lifetime employment or anything like it is just an unrealizable goal at this point. |
| Finding unrealizable the ambition to know everything, he had concluded that human beings could know nothing. |
