Sentence examples for inaccessible of from inspiring English sources

John Coltrane, once regarded as among the most inaccessible of avant-gardists, has become a Madison Avenue favorite, with his questing saxophone sound accessorizing national television campaigns for Jeep Cherokee and Burger King.

Within days of being snatched, Mr. Farahi was driven deep into the mountains of South Waziristan, one of the most inaccessible of Pakistan's tribal territories, where Islamist militants run a virtual ministate beyond the control of the Pakistani government.

A midlevel Pakistani intelligence official involved in the hunt for militants believes that dozens of Arabs, perhaps including Mr. bin Laden, are hiding in Waziristan, the most inaccessible of the half-dozen autonomous tribal areas on the Pakistani side of the border.

He said, "Tech has become a symbol of what is inaccessible," because of the industry's lack of diversity.

However, some potential students and instructors who have access to these technologies cannot fully participate because of the inaccessible design of courses.

A team of British scientists has captured images of very rare species, in some of the most inaccessible parts of the Indian Ocean.

As the army seeks to reclaim territory taken by the Maoists, the battles are playing out in some of the most inaccessible parts of Nepal.

Although the convoy was a success, there remain many challenges in getting relief supplies to the most vulnerable people, many of whom remain inaccessible because of the conflict.

A set of helper oligonucleotides ("chaperones") was designed with SLICSel to reduce the difficulty of hybridizing certain inaccessible regions of tmRNA.

Each family had been able to send some of their money ahead to America, but the majority of their assets were inaccessible because of the German occupation.

You feel the cool air, the balm of light and nature, an inaccessible world of wonder and awful things.