Sentence examples for More immovable from inspiring English sources
And now he is beating a tougher, more immovable foe: time.
It has stuck; in recent years it has become even more immovable.
Now he is taking on an old foe even more immovable than the Labour leader: Rupert Murdoch, and his attempted takeover of Sky.
Vaughn could become even more immovable, with his contract running through 2004, and if Mike Piazza must switch from catcher to another position like first base, Vaughn would stand in the way.
And because moderates look far more immovable than conservatives on the farm bill, the GOP leadership is forced to deal with the representatives whose votes can be bought.
In one of these cases, with the object of keeping the part more firmly immovable, and to obtain a good effect from the apparatus upon the evil tendency toward rotation of the most distant portion of the limb, two nails were fixed, one in the heel, and the other in the upper part of the tibia, and these were enclosed in the plaster apparatus.
Far more than an immovable mass in the middle, Raji had six and a half sacks this season and an 18-yard interception return for a touchdown against the Chicago Bears in the N.F.C. title game.
As we wrap ourselves tighter in the mantle of our imaginations, using technological filters to shape the world in gleaming virtual environments, brutal realities can begin to seem more like inconveniences than immovable facts of modern life.
In civil law the distinction between conveyances of movables and conveyances of immovables is far less important than it is in Anglo-American law, whereas the distinction between sales and gifts of immovables is more important than it is in Anglo-American law.
Now, in the breathing space before the semifinals, we had time to speculate on the West German-Russian match, which seemed like the proverbial unstoppable force against the immovable mass, and, more passionately, on the game between England and Portugal, which promised more excitement than any game to date — a kind of contest between Portuguese poetry and English prose.
In fact, the evidence shows that there is no audience in the country that is more deeply conservative and politically immovable.
