(92) unfathomable  莫測高深的；難以理解的

It seems unfathomable that North America’s tallest dunes ended up in southwest Colorado.

(93) unforgivable  不可原諒的；不可饒恕的

If they clearly heard what she had to say, then it’s unforgivable that they would not respond.

(94) unimportant 不重要的

Therefore, it would be unimportant that cleanup on leased sites can not qualify for either of these higher priority options.

(95) unique 極好的；不同尋常的

It’s unique that someone without the help of a stylist arrives to become one of the most photographed women in the world.

(96) unlikely 未必會發生的；不大可能的

It is unlikely that conventional threats to U.S. national security will disappear.

(97) unmistakable 不會弄錯的；清楚明白的；顯然的

…, but I think it is unmistakable that the manufacture and the technology of Chinese blue and purple were intimately connected with the glassmaking of the times.

(98) unnatural 不正常的；反常的

So it’s not unnatural that when an election comes, they’re likely to vote for them.

(99) unnecessary 不必要的；多余的

It was quite unnecessary that Underwood should clasp her waist like that.

(100) unquestioned 無爭議的；公認的

It is also unquestioned that she was temperamentally amenable to this fate.

(101) unrealistic 不現實的；不切實際的

"It’s not unrealistic that in our lifetime a 200-story building will be built," says Pickard.

(102) usual 通常的；慣常的

It’s not usual that a court gets to have another judge sitting as a witness in your courtroom.

(103) valuable 有價值的；有用的

It is valuable that their contributions have been so accurately recorded, both in Committee and on Report.

(104) weird 古怪的；奇異的

It’s a little weird that her so-called brother is showing up as a fiance.

(105) well 好的

It is well that we keep in mind the fact that not all of American history is recorded.

(106) well-documented證據充分的

It is well-documented that you are not fond of the market economy, but is there something science could do to create wealth or prosperity where there is none?

(107) well-established 歷史悠久且享有盛譽的

This is not the best study method because it is well-established that distributed practice is more effective than massed practice.

(108) well-recognized 公認的

It is well-recognized that private oil and gas interests have a lot of political clout in both Washington and Ottawa, but fishermen are in a category unto themselves.

(109) wicked 很棒的；極好的

It’s wicked that it should bloom unseen in the wild.

(110) worried 擔心的；焦慮的

The National Academy of Sciences has said it’s worried that this case could have a chilling effect on important bioterrorism research.

(111) worrisome 令人焦慮的

Although computer simulations based on these ideas produce results which resemble the data, it is worrisome that we still do not know what process determines where galaxies form.

(112) worse 更壞的；更差的

It was worse that that horrible Richie Paxton was glad-handing around the periphery of the crowd with that redheaded girlfriend of his, acting like he owned the place when the better part of it still belonged to his father.

5.2.1.2  “It+v-link+形容詞+for+名詞+ that從句”

1. THE “FORTUNATE” GROUP 

These adjectives indicate that something is beneficial or not beneficial to someone or something.

(1) fortunate 幸運的

It is fortunate for us that we live in this great age.

(2) good  合適的；方便的

I think it’s good for Giuliani that he realized that not every place outside of New York City is a burrough of the city.

(3) lucky 好運帶來的

It is lucky for Newt Gingrich that Dick Williams is not his lawyer. It is lucky for the community of family values that Williams is not a lawyer, because his defense logic is: Newt made a few mistakes but Bill Clinton is the real criminal.

(4) sad 糟糕的；不能令人接受的

It was sad for me that I had fallen in love with someone who did not love me, but it was not an experience I cared to repeat -- for more and better reasons than the fear of pain.

(5) unfortunate 可嘆的；令人遺憾的

It is unfortunate for you that you brazenly appear at all.

(6) unlucky 倒霉的

It was unlucky for Stephen that the boss happened to walk in just at that moment.

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