inconceivably造句

It was an inconceivably stupid thing to have done.

"How come that the two springs, so near to each other, can have such inconceivably different properties!"

The connection between the cross and the Spirit is inconceivably close and full of meaning. The Spirit brought Christ to the cross and enabled Him to die there.

These last and most magnificent rex species lived about 30 years, growing at fantastic rates. Their skulls could, not surprisingly, handle almost inconceivably high stresses.

If these principled relations among brain parts hold true, then Boskops would have had not only an impressively large brain but an inconceivably large prefrontal cortex.