Sentence examples for almost inaccessible to from inspiring English sources

But beyond "Spiral," there are excellent French series that are almost inaccessible to American viewers, and for no good reason.

Some people are so inventive that it makes them almost inaccessible to a wider audience, but I thought he was a brilliant comic.

Bhutan's rugged mountains and dense forests long rendered it almost inaccessible to the outside world, and the country's rulers reinforced this isolation by banning foreigners until well into the 20th century.

She also brings to life Akhmatova's contemporaries, particularly Marina Tsvetaeva, a poet whose life is equally tragic and whose work is perhaps even greater, though almost inaccessible to non-Russophones.Compared with Akhmatova's verse, any prose style is bound to seem clunky, every judgment askew, every insight incomplete.

An unintended and unfortunate consequence of the debate about neorealism is that neorealism and a large part of its critique (with the notable exception of the English School), expressed in abstract scientific and philosophical terms, have made the theory of international politics almost inaccessible to a layperson and have divided the discipline of international relations into incompatible parts.

From 2009 and 2012, artist and photographer Carlos Crespo made several trips to the virtually untouched and almost inaccessible region to document both the starkly beautiful scenery and the lives of the few Mongolian herdsmen who dwell on the fringes of the desert.

It's ironic that mortgages are almost inaccessible at the point in history when they are most affordable.

Links using the programming language Java, the animation program Flash and almost all graphical areas with advertisements are still almost completely inaccessible to the blind.

The map below from an Institute for Justice report shows how Chicago's "200-foot rule" makes the city center almost completely inaccessible to trucks.

Unfortunately, what she found was yet another system that is almost completely inaccessible to anyone who is not wealthy.

Roadblocks set up by the UPC and rival armed groups have rendered the city and nearby villages almost totally inaccessible to international aid agencies and leave IDPs unable to their lives and work.