Sentence examples for even more immovable from inspiring English sources

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.

What's heartening is that, rather than sapping their momentum, the scale of that challenge usually serves to somehow fire them up all the more – which is why, as skies continue to darken, the coming year will surely see immovable arguments about equality, economic justice and our increasingly crooked version of democracy achieve even more prominence.

And now he is beating a tougher, more immovable foe: time.

Even more so.

Want even more?

Even more points.

Even more photos.

"Even more transparent"?

"Even more than eating".