Sentence examples for essentially immovable from inspiring English sources
By making the Islay terroir a central part of its brand, Bruichladdich has made itself essentially immovable.
"It was his view that to have an essentially immovable structure like that, almost in the travel portion of the road, is a safety hazard," he said.
In "Written in Stone: Public Monuments in Changing Societies," an account of today's battles over Civil War monuments and memorials, Sanford Levinson, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin, explains why even the most egregiously offensive Confederate memorials are essentially immovable: affection for the familiar mingles with defensiveness about the past.
De Niro seems to be having a good time in a scene where he says "fuck" many times in a row as fast as he can, but Deutch is the fulcrum of the movie, an essentially immovable presence and fixed value whose strength is what the story depends on (exactly as did Richard Linklater's "Everybody Wants Some!!").
These distant galaxies are far enough away to define an essentially fixed, or immovable, system, whereas in the Milky Way the positions of both bright and faint stars are affected over relatively short periods of time by galactic rotation and by their own motions through the Galaxy.
Two immovable, unyielding forces.
"Be polite but immovable.
But Mikhail Gorbachev was immovable.
But the president was immovable.
