Sentence examples similar to Immovable possession from inspiring English sources
Immovable object meets Fijian rock at high-velocity.
He possesses an immovable faith and steady moral compass.
He may not be the tearaway flank forward he was in his pomp, when he would hare around the field, dreadlocks flying behind him, but he is still as immovable as a menhir at the breakdown, where he squats over the tackled man, pickpocketing possession from the unwary.
Reflecting these two types of actions, immovable property (such as a permanent building) came to be called real property, and movable property (such as personal possessions), personal property (see real and personal property).
Two immovable, unyielding forces.
But Mikhail Gorbachev was immovable.
"Be polite but immovable.
But the president was immovable.
If you're going to fetishise every single character in possession of a pair of boobs, you could at least make them look like actual boobs, rather than the current seemingly mandatory options: immovable unripe melons and jiggle-happy jugs.
