Unbelievable used in a sentence

Unbelievable in a sentence as an adjective

It's so consistent, yet it's unbelievable until you see it. This is what it's like to be a woman in tech, even when you're a technical one.

On one hand we have this huge demand on the other we have the fact that college education is unbelievable cheap, or was. Things are changing now.

Also, some of the statistic seems unbelievable. 60% of customers asked the waiter to take a group photo?

It's nearly unbelievable. It reminds me a bit of Eddie Murphy's skit for SNL where he dresses up in white-face so he can experience society on the other side.

We don't have a cold war any more, but the level of spying is unbelievable. I am currently moving out my emails from GMail and installed PGP. At the moment I am using OSX since I do for years.

Really, unbelievable. Here is a group of dedicated guys and girls that work their asses off to produce a $25 computer with more punch than you'd ever think possible for that amount of money.

I read a private blog of a lady in the games industry, and the level of ordure and harassment she gets is simply unbelievable. It's well beyond anything in the 'people are jerks, suck it up' level.

The tone in this article is unbelievable. >The case raises questions over whether Craigslist is stifling innovation or simply protecting its data There is no question.

This is an unbelievable outcome that illustrates that great good can come even from lousy things that people do. The computing world owes a great vote of thanks to Judge Alsup: the cause of interoperability has won a huge victory.

You can't see the roads, you have to make sure you don't run over anyone who's in the street, it's incredibly unsafe but it's just so dark it's unbelievable. And then in the midst of the darkness you see the multi-colored lights of the hotel, and you know you're back to your version of Detroit.

Even defecting spies had stopped using "ideology" as the reason for their defection it was too unbelievable. Likewise might happen in US. It seems two things has happened already.

That sounds unbelievable, coming from the supposedly open company even though it's coming on the heels of them trying lock out millions of Windows Phone users from Youtube by sending a C&D takedown on the app. I guess open standards don't work when you're the guy trying to lock in users.

The sheer audacity of sitting down and deciding to reimplement the entire Win32 stack including bugs to the point where DirectX is reimplemented in OpenGL and everything runs natively is just unbelievable. It's truly a testament to open source.

The world has an unbelievable, enormous, tedious, completely indefensible surplus of self-promotion and marketing. Marketing fills every public space and enters every public discussion.