Unattainable

Definition

unattainable / ʌnǝ'teÇnǝbl / adj မရႏိုင္ေသာ။ မေရာက္ႏိုင္ေသာ။ unattainable targets/ goals/ ambitions.

Examples

1. ‘It certainly seems unattainable
2. but one cannot discount its possibility.’
3. ‘The mixture of resentment
4. nostalgia and love for an unattainable home underpins the documentary.’
5. ‘Whether or not he achieves what many believe to be an unattainable goal is
6. in many ways
7. irrelevant.’
8. ‘Dreaming is something that occurs while we are asleep
9. and it is usually something unattainable that we dream about.’
10. ‘These shows always stress the unattainable as a goal
11. whether it's a rich man
12. or a beautiful woman.’
13. ‘Acknowledging that there were limits to human knowledge
14. he had declared it unattainable.’
15. ‘For one thing
16. Kurt's pretty much only presented as a sort of unattainable ideal.’
17. ‘The building then creates a climbable section to reach a tag section previously unattainable.’
18. ‘Why is a traditional middle class lifestyle increasingly unattainable?’
19. ‘It is not unattainable
20. it is within the reach and grasp of all who strive and aspire to have it.’
21. ‘For the time being McConnell says that is probably unattainable.’
22. ‘Here in Drottningholm
23. it doesn't seem such an unattainable ideal.’
24. ‘When we were 12 or 15 it was an unattainable goal of how you wished your life to be.’
25. ‘Meanwhile
26. the run on Roast Chicken rendered it unattainable within a very short time.’
27. ‘The problem is that for most men
28. as for most women
29. that ideal is unattainable.’
30. ‘The youngest is Pfeni
31. a travel writer who never stays in one place for long
32. and has a penchant for unattainable men.’
33. ‘Their affection blossoms into love which is unfortunately unattainable.’
34. ‘So far
35. cooperative parenting remains an unattainable goal for this couple.’
36. ‘It is true
37. of course
38. that perfect objectivity in news reporting is unattainable.’
39. ‘But at the moment what she wants most is looking more unattainable.’