Sentence examples for considered invincible from inspiring English sources

"Fujimori, like Pinochet, was once considered invincible," said Daniel Wilkinson, deputy director for the Americas at Human Rights Watch.

Even Goldman, once considered invincible, is likely to report a heavy fourth-quarter loss on December 16th.

Soon to be 30 years old, after a trying two years of injury and defeat, Greene, the defending Olympic champion in the 100, is no longer considered invincible on the track.

Connors's combination of power and consistency was considered invincible, and yet Arthur diffused that force, thinking and calculating his way to the signature championship of his exceptional 15-year career.

Expecting his brother, who escaped capture because James refused to turn him in, at least to lend him support, he sees the boy he once considered invincible for what he is — pitiful.

The Misplaced Assumption Monopolist Microsoft is considered invincible.

But he was twenty years old, and considered himself invincible.

In the past, incumbents had years of seniority and were considered politically invincible.

Either he was deaf or considered himself invincible; because all this did was drive him on to insist that I was the love of his life.

But across social class, many older substance abusers said, they no longer consider themselves invincible.

Moreover, most crimes are committed either in the heat of the moment or by career criminals who consider themselves invincible.