I sometimes seem immovable in my opinions.
Towards the end of the interview, I told him, albeit hesitantly, about my experience -- about how one night, I was in the shower when the room suddenly grew cold and a distinctly familiar voice in my head directed me to a small, hard, immovable lump on my left breast.
It's about to start now!" The child is my daughter Dora, who, in the three years that BBC4 has been repeating 35-year-old episodes of Top of the Pops, knows it's the one immovable fixture in my viewing week.
Unfortunately, my experience of slamming into immovable barriers is common to untreated ADHD.
My sexuality, previously: (a large immovable boulder in the shallows of the ocean).
I'd have been better off if clothes shopping weren't an exercise in futility; I'd have been better off if any of the well-meaning sweatshirts and tees that were given to me as gifts had fit without revealing the immovable fact of my belly.
The hard, immovable replacements implanted in my body felt more like an NFL player's shoulder pads than the soft, squishy breasts I used to wear.
And occasionally it simply feels like a sadist is squeezing down on one of my major organs' four cavities between immovable thumb and unstoppable finger.
In a clumsily animated V.R. segment produced by another company, I experienced a nightmarish version of the latter: I flew through the air, my legs dangling below me, scrawny and immovable.
I have hope that if the time comes, my community will be like Michael Brown's, immovable and resolutely together.
