Unutterable used in a sentence

Unutterable in a sentence as an adjective

"Hey, want to be friends" is unutterable for me.

"Hey, want to be friends" is unutterable for me. No matter how I imagine saying that line it feels pathetic.

All commonplace 150 years ago and we only benefit from the ideas being practically unutterable.

That very discontentment which Master Hugh had predicted would follow my learning to read had already come, to torment and sting my soul to unutterable anguish.

Supporting slavery being unutterable is a perfect example of the benefits of cancel culture.

Scary to have to think about this, but an opinion that is uncontroversial today may be unutterable tomorrow, given the relentless and accelerating march of political correctness.

Supporting slavery was essentially unutterable long before cancel culture existed.

And given the inevitable loss of every major city coastal city, the unutterable disruption of agriculture and water supplies with the attendant massive die off, I agree the word 'fine' may be a tad inaccurate.