Sentence examples for his inaccessibility from inspiring English sources

Even members of the government complained of his inaccessibility.

Mr. Pruitt's penchant for secrecy is reflected not just in his inaccessibility and concern for security.

Yet analysts say his inaccessibility is also a deliberate effort to protect him from taking unpopular public stands and also to burnish his image.

In fact, Mr. Strahan has frequently been unavailable for comment in recent weeks, and his opponents have taken little time turning his inaccessibility into, ahem, a political football.

One reason for his inaccessibility, Ms. Kesaeva and Mr. Groys said, is that like many Soviet artists, he was fundamental disconnected from the market economy — the touchstone for contemporary artistic success.

But for all his accomplishments, Mr. Shorter is also well known for his inaccessibility; he is the kind of enigmatic figure fans love to marvel at and gossip about.

What otherwise are we to make of his majestic inaccessibility, his lack of an agent or a publicist or even a telephone number?

Perhaps because of his relative inaccessibility to the press, he is often portrayed as a heavy.

Mangini's 33-47 recombinedmbined with his blandness, inaccessibility and secrecy as a coach, do not suggest TV greatness.

In the nineteen-fifties and sixties, he published a collection of his early short stories and compilations of longer works that appeared in The New Yorker, including "Franny" and "Zooey," but his public inaccessibility quickly became, for many, an affront, a provocation, an outrage.

What this play would tell Mr. Bush is the price of his administration's inaccessibility and secrecy in terms of image-making.