Sentence examples for impassable barriers from inspiring English sources

There are also Pythonesque mixed-media moments where stop-go animated arms reach into the scene, sometimes rolling boulders down the hill at you, sometimes creating impassable barriers.

External frontiers are no longer the impassable barriers they were until recently, while internal dividing lines are becoming as complicated to cross as international frontiers.

In the cavernous Friends' House, the last words of his speech are: "Unless the powerful are capable of learning to respect the dignity of their victims … impassable barriers will remain, and the world will be doomed to violence, cruelty and bitter suffering".

The course outlines are marked out by impassable barriers and feature a variety of bends ranging from sharp hairpins to wide curves which players can power slide around.

To summarize, impassable barriers have impacted Central Valley steelhead populations in at least two major ways.

One such outlook is a general tendency to regard the world as a positive place, accepting difficulties as mere challenges instead of impassable barriers.

In practical terms, the horizon of predictability is an impassable barrier.

This meant six extra, high-pressure games and proved for a while to be an impassable barrier for die Löwen.

The way she speaks about the E6, a multilane highway, brings to mind some kind of moat, an impassable barrier that will keep out the past.

Early European immigrants to Connecticut called the Metacomet Ridge "The Great Wall," because it formed a nearly impassable barrier dividing the valley.

Peace in Northern Ireland would have been impossible if Sinn Fein's links to violent resistance had proved an impassable barrier to negotiations with it.