undescribable

"There was a degree of force here that is undescribable.

But that doesn't stop the play's characters from trying their hardest to describe the undescribable.

He counts it all nonsense that they say, that some things are undescribable.

Death in this form, death from the hand of a brother, was thought upon with undescribable repugnance.

"It is an undescribable feeling of horror."

It was an empty, undescribable feeling.

As animated, as diversified, as social, but with circumstances of superiority undescribable.

Suffering in Pomerania was "undescribable and became proverbial".

The glitter, glamour, money and fame conceal undescribable pressures and expectations.

Once again I felt the wrenching in a new and undescribable direction, yet again saw the stars whizzing by like rockets.

That undescribable beautiful feeling.

Wilfred said, with a voice utterly undescribable: "I told Norman myself to beware of the thunderbolt."

Undescribable track by BT.

This is a tribute to the amazing Swedish band Änglagård, and to Nordic melancholy, undescribable by words.

Six days after his eighteenth birthday, Wajsbrot threw a grenade into a train carriage reserved for German soldiers, causing "undescribable damage" according to an eye-witness.

But Nature lifts her easily, and without knowing it, over these impossibilities, and we are continually surprised with graces and felicities not only unteachable, but undescribable.

Kashmir Shaivism accords a very important role to the concept of consciousness as light, so, repeatedly trying to describe this essentially undescribable experience, has given it a plurality of names:

Borges gazes upon infinity, which, of course, is undescribable, and sees, among many other things, a disturbing truth about Beatriz and Daneri, which is why the hated cousin wanted him to look upon the aleph in the first place.

My amazing keeper greatly praised the quality of his wine, and made very good use of it, to the intense surprise of Mouzaka, who, huddled up in a corner, indulged in undescribable gestures which the marble reflected on all sides.

And from the midst of that natal splendour, behind which was the Unknowable, the life came hitherward; from the midst of that nucleus undescribed, undescribable, there issued presently the primeval sigh that breathed the breath of life into all things.

Though Kirkman initially reported to his superiors that most blacks and whites were attempting to "get along as quietly and as peacefully as possible," he soon discovered that the two races had "little sympathy for each other" and that whites' feelings toward their former bondsmen were "undescribable."