Sentence examples for almost invulnerable from inspiring English sources

Immensely strong, almost invulnerable, Talos renders all human might redundant.

Indeed, the popular perception of his success is now so strong that he seems almost invulnerable.

Much of the new American deterrent will be based on submarines, making it almost invulnerable to surprise attack.

She said that Alexius exhorted his archers to shoot at the Franks' horses rather than at their riders, whose armour rendered them almost invulnerable.

They can spread drug resistance, making a bug like Staphylococcus aureus, which was eminently curable about seventy years ago, almost invulnerable to common antibiotics such as methicillin.

Both men can be a little scornful of the press, and Mattis — whose hero status renders him almost invulnerable — has received little criticism for the media restrictions he has imposed across the Pentagon.

It is almost as if his virtually invulnerable namesake were to say "nya, nya, you missed" after being hit in the heel by an arrow – the one part of him, in classical mythology, that could be harmed.

Almost all of the new equipment is being installed in a deep underground site on a military base near Qum that is considered virtually invulnerable to military attack.

Remarkably, cows over age 10 seem nearly invulnerable to hunters.

Other than Gyuri, the characters are flat and belong to recognizable types: the all-knowing teacher, the almost magically invulnerable friend, the doomed, heroic lover.

Almost no service is invulnerable.