beyond belief

Jan Egeland, the head of aid organisation Norwegian Refugee Council, told the BBC on Friday that he saw "devastation, despair, beyond belief" on a recent visit to Gaza.

“The devastation is beyond belief for all people in Lebanon as it is in Gaza. We can’t let this happen again.”

Valenzuela came from the tiny Mexican village named Etchohuaquila, parents were farmers, one of 12 children, slept in a bed with five brothers, quit school in the sixth grade, taught himself to throw off one of the town’s only pitching mounds, the stuff of legend that is still beyond belief.

But more important, a truly wonderful person, intelligent, articulate and selfless beyond belief.

It was the next few decades that shaped the young Khanna, in a country where manufacturing jobs were decimated and shipped overseas, where formerly comfortable middle-class career paths were jumbled beyond belief, where safety nets and social support for families and everyday Americans were slashed to pieces, where capitalism was cut free of the leash of restraint and responsibility that so many old-time liberals had worked to implement.