Neil Ascherson, a British writer: "To be unfindable and untraceable -- that is an English dream!
This amounts to a desire for solitude: the state of being "unfindable", hidden from others the better to confront oneself.
Conversely, said Jim Adler, the chief privacy officer for Intelius, an online data firm, "If your name is Tom Cruise, you'll be unfindable on the Web — unless you're the famous Tom Cruise".
You learn to find things that are unfindable, you learn to get things done in a time frame that is unrealistic, all of those things are true.
"We should be motivated by the fact that Britain has never needed a liberal party more than it does today, given the fear and division that led to the election result: the threat to the Human Rights Act, but also the threat to incomes of the poorest people in our country; £12bn in welfare cuts is an unfindable sum without causing unspeakable misery.
For reporters hoping to question her, she has been determinedly unfindable, a Judge Crater from Juneau.
If the bag is eventually declared unfindable, this amount may be deducted from your claim.
The courts can ignore the consent of the third party and allow the promisor and promisee to change the contract if the third party is mentally incapable, unfindable or if it is impossible to tell if the third party has truly consented.
EMI's "Introuvables" ("Unfindables") series is calculated to enthrall any lover of old recordings, even if the sound quality can induce a headache.
Moreover, as anyone who's ever owned a remote control can tell you, new technologies themselves are often infuriatingly unfindable, a problem made worse by the trend toward ever smaller gadgets.
