| For fear of being thought unpardonably stupid, the multitudes enthusiastically applauded his public modelling of his invisible clothes. |
| My audiences reacted on me until I am afraid I came to idealise unpardonably. |
| Redbelt, his latest, is a curious one, a movie that hints at greatness only to retreat, unpardonably, into genre convention. |
| If I said that he was unpardonably offensive, the expression may have been too strong, but not much too strong. |
| The Commission has taken unpardonably long. |
| For Pakistan, the recent hot-pursuit incursion that killed three of their soldiers meant that a red line had been unpardonably breached. |
