Sentence examples for insuperable barrier from inspiring English sources

The insuperable barrier between one thing and another is..

"Dogmatism is an enemy to peace, and an insuperable barrier to democracy," he writes.

If the problems present an insuperable barrier, nothing prevents the user from using a calculator.

It should of course be "Football AM" – an insuperable barrier for the sniffier sports fan.

When Tory MPs say this, then the problem is not just about politics but the insuperable barrier of personal psychology.

Can love overcome this apparently insuperable barrier?The replicants in "Blade Runner" look like humans and are indistinguishable from them.

Not insuperable barriers, not semicolons, just a comma.

Even then, he would probably face insuperable barriers.

But it is ultimately about life, death, and eternal life: overcoming these seemingly insuperable barriers.

Should the general undergo a miracle cure at home, Guzman still faces insuperable barriers.

A high degree of civil freedom seems advantageous to a people's intellectual freedom, yet also sets up insuperable barriers to it.