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  • 00:00

    What do newsagents sell that makes  people suddenly want to vote Tory ? 

  • 00:05

    Is it going to be the Daily Mail?

  • 00:15

    Makes me want to vote Communist.

  • 00:18

    Do you get one for the Daily Telegraph  as well? You probably might yeah

  • 00:25

    He's clawing his way back to victory.

  • 00:26

    No this is a very um odd  thing but newsagents sell them,

  • 00:31

    What about The Sun?

  • 00:36

    This is not a newspaper I will now  say but it's something these agents sell. 

  • 00:41

    They sell something that makes you want to vote  conservative.

  • 00:44

    Well it does if things turn out well after you've bought this particular item. So we're really back to the last question. 

  • 00:50

    Is it a lottery ticket?

  • 00:51

    It's a lottery ticket. If you win  the lottery many Labour voters who won the lottery

  • 00:56

    said they changed their mind and where now Tory voters.

  • 01:00

    What a depressing comment on humanity.

  • 01:05

    Perhaps even more depressing is that the American therapists have a name for the syndrome which is sudden wealth syndrome. 

  • 01:12

    Which is presumably what they suffer from  whenever they name a syndrome they they make  

  • 01:16

    money by deciding you have a syndrome.

  • 01:19

    That's a really boring name for it.

  • 01:21

    But these are the same people who said that you lose someone you love they die and you are still

  • 01:27

    ALAN SNEEZES

  • 01:32

    That was huge.

  • 01:40

    There are people in California now looking at their seismographs going Jesus Christ.

  • 01:47

    What's that?!

  • 01:49

    Is it because I said the word died?

  • 01:52

    So sorry for interrupting.

  • 01:54

    No no no it's fine it just was a revolting thing about psychologists who basically said that if someone you love dies and you're still inconsolable with grief six months  

  • 02:01

    later that is a mental condition what's that  called just six months later

  • 02:04

    What's that called?

  • 02:06

    It's called grieving. It is perfectly reasonable.

  • 02:11

    A syndrome we read off recently is you know when you come out the pictures and you sneeze? Do you do that when you go from a dark thing or look at the sun, yeah, it's got a real fancy name now.

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    I've never sneezed when walking through the dark? That's because you don't suffer from it. Don't mock people who do.

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    You don't go to matinees you go to evening  performances so it comes out and it's dark  

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    but it's I think it's from the dark into the light.

  • 02:34

    It's a syndrome it's a real syndrome.

  • 02:36

    We've got the name in front of me. Look my Elves have been busily hacking away. It's called autosomal dominant  compelling heliopthalmic outburst.

  • 02:45

    There you go

  • 02:52

    For short it's called Achoo syndrome.

  • 02:56

    We're still with lotteries. This is more astonishing. I don't I  mean what a coincidence. 

  • 03:02

    In 2001, guess who won the Zimbabwe banking corporation's  jackpot?

  • 03:08

    It was Robert Mugabe!

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    What are the odds against that? I mean oh wow lucky  man. Yeah lucky lucky lucky.

  • 03:17

    Anyway, less fortunate  was Clarence 'inaction' Jackson, the name tells it all. He won, in 1995, 5.8 million on the  

  • 03:24

    Connecticut lottery and failed to turn up to pick it up the collect by date passed and  

  • 03:30

    uh they wouldn't pay out he tried to sue and  he lost ,very sad. And there was a woman in 1980  

  • 03:35

    called Maureen Wilcox who chose the correct  winning numbers for both Massachusetts and  

  • 03:39

    Rhode Island unfortunately she played the Massachusetts numbers in Rhode Island...

  • 03:48

    The odds against that are thirty trillion to one.

  • 03:52

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The example sentences of INCONSOLABLE in videos (2 in total of 2)

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no determiner no determiner no determiner it personal pronoun 's verb, 3rd person singular present fine adjective it personal pronoun just adverb was verb, past tense a determiner revolting verb, gerund or present participle thing noun, singular or mass about preposition or subordinating conjunction psychologists noun, plural who wh-pronoun basically adverb said verb, past tense that preposition or subordinating conjunction if preposition or subordinating conjunction someone noun, singular or mass you personal pronoun love verb, non-3rd person singular present dies verb, 3rd person singular present and coordinating conjunction you're proper noun, singular still adverb inconsolable adjective with preposition or subordinating conjunction grief noun, singular or mass six cardinal number months noun, plural

Use "inconsolable" in a sentence | "inconsolable" example sentences

How to use "inconsolable" in a sentence?

  • The truth is that I feel totally helpless, or totally inconsolable, to be more honest. I’m not trying to hide it, but it’s something you’re not to worry about.
    -Jostein Gaarder-
  • Jealousy is inconsolable because it cannot know the beloved
    -Mason Cooley-
  • until I have been able to bury my head so deep in dear London that I can forget that I have ever been away I am inconsolable.
    -Iris Murdoch-
  • The sorrows we imagine are more profound and inconsolable than real life leaves us time for.
    -Nan Fairbrother-
  • Regret for the things we did can be tempered by time; it is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable.
    -Sydney J. Harris-
  • We are inconsolable at being deceived by our enemies and being betrayed by our friends, yet we are often content in be being treated like that by our own selves.
    -Francois de La Rochefoucauld-

Definition and meaning of INCONSOLABLE

What does "inconsolable mean?"

/ˌinkənˈsōləb(ə)l/

adjective
not able to be comforted or alleviated.

What are synonyms of "inconsolable"?
Some common synonyms of "inconsolable" are:
  • heartbroken,
  • broken-hearted,
  • grief-stricken,
  • devastated,
  • wretched,
  • desolate,
  • despairing,
  • distraught,
  • comfortless,
  • miserable,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.