Sentence examples for invulnerable to harm from inspiring English sources
Some faith healers say they can fly or disappear or are invulnerable to harm.
It was staged by a band of people called the Yihequan ("Righteous and Harmonious Fists"), who believed that a mysterious boxing art rendered them invulnerable to harm.
They broadened the design in case students are somehow an exceptional case, and repeated the experiment with 80 new participants, aged 19 to 58, from the wider community: once again, the people who thought they'd had vitamin pills smoked more cigarettes, and once again they believed themselves to be more invulnerable to harm.
Its gimmick is that its heroes are the five familiar fictional characters from Mr. Moore's "League," as well as Dorian Gray (who has somehow become not only age-proof but invulnerable to harm from anything except seeing his portrait) and a grown-up Tom Sawyer.
Moreover, the opening hours of dental services match the men's working hours, their needs are not met in a single consultation, and they tend to feel invulnerable to harm [ 22, 23].
c. intent to harm others.
"To harm H.S.B.C. was to harm Switzerland".
No group is invulnerable to bad causes.
Unlike central stations, they proved invulnerable to Allied bombing.
We have to make our systems invulnerable to these things.
