Sentence examples for immovable of from inspiring English sources

Until just a few hours before the concert it seemed that it wouldn't happen at all, since the barge's perpetual miracles last week ran up against that most immovable of opponents: the city's fire code.

This was the most immovable of dictatorships, a monopoly apparently immune to scandal, logic and precedent.

Movables and immovables of the Russian aviation group shall be inviolable.

Aliriza describes the unrest gripping Turkey now as the collision of "the irresistible force of Erdogan and the immovable object of an unhappy population".

Stuart Geddes is an immovable part of the architecture of London clubbing.

The book demonstrates both her human qualities and her political failings". "The Dogs and the Wolves is a detailed study of the various immovable strata of Jewish society," Lorna Bradbury wrote in the Daily Telegraph.

Here is an irresistible force capable of opposing the immovable object of his father, but even Niru's would-be lover can't persuade him to believe in a meaningful existence outside the older man's approval.

As Gilbert's title suggests, they are also the sons of "Ampersand," shadowed by the immovable celebrity of their father's novel, little tails of a great tale.

Which brings us to an immovable aspect of the national understanding of unemployment.

In Killers, the unstoppable force of Heigl meets the immovable object of Kutcher, and the results are staggeringly unpretty.

Albert Edwards, the consensus-challenging strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort, sees danger if the "unstoppable force" of liquidity hits the "immovable object" of economic slowdown.