Sentences with phrase «quite untenable»
The prime minister's spokesman said Cameron's personal view was: «If someone has defrauded the people they are there to represent that is quite an untenable position.»
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It is quite untenable for us to remain in the union, alone on the outside, having laws made for us in a permanent voting minority.
This is gross presumption and quite untenable by Catholics.
However, most of the attempts at such a comprehensive survey of the record of mankind from a Christian perspective have been viewed by scholars as naïve and quite untenable.
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But this (by no means new) idea has been reduced to something untenable and quite contrary to Christianity: the notion that not only can morals be customized, but their articulation is somehow inimical to Christianity; that it is possible to know a Christ divorced from all morality.
«Each school having its own services was likely to be untenable» — quite so.