Sentence examples for make it impregnable from inspiring English sources

AN INDEPENDENT judiciary is wonderful in a young democracy if you reform it first and make it impregnable later.

The site continued uninterrupted, thanks to two technological innovations that make it all but impregnable.

Ten years later, the army covered the grave with concrete and replaced a simple wooden headstone with a stone monument, making it nearly impregnable.

From water level, the giant prison formed by walls looming thousands of feet up in all directions seemed all the more impregnable, making it clear why the region has never sustained permanent settlement.

Impregnable cliffs made it a natural stronghold from early times and evidence of this past contributes to its present character.

Family histories and childhoods are usually the dullest parts of biographies; Tolstoy's, in Bartlett's book, aren't, partly because the relative scarcity of evidence makes it easier for her to pick out telling details, but mostly because they help to put her subject's impregnable self-assurance in perspective.

Mr. Musharraf's recent decrees have effectively muzzled the press, curbed the judiciary and made him impregnable before Parliament and the courts.

The Greeks, pretending to desert the war, sailed to the nearby island of Tenedos, leaving behind Sinon, who persuaded the Trojans that the horse was an offering to Athena (goddess of war) that would make Troy impregnable.

This would make causeways impregnable against air strikes and artillery.

But Israeli officials have threatened to carry out a pre-emptive airstrike on Iran's nuclear installations if they conclude Iran is on the verge of making its uranium enrichment facilities impregnable to attack.

Although he could govern alone, Mr Thaksin is seeking one or two coalition partners to make his position impregnable.