He was, simply, unstoppable.
Not only is Unstoppable a great piece of work in its own right but it manages to build on the previous Always campaign Like A Girl which was widely and justly rewarded.
A reluctant nurse, her rampant misanthropy equalled only by unstoppable lustfulness, she meets her match in the cheerfully unethical Dr Roger Lewis, whose cleft chin reminds her of Dr Kildare, and who spent his childhood torturing goldfish.
Then, there is only an unstoppable, progressive, "mental" disease.
For a long while, Microsoft seemed unstoppable, only to be diverted by government intervention and the development of Linux and open-source software.
But at least one piece of that despair came from the knowledge that my body was no longer a sacred vessel; that it was not a temple of the holy spirit, formed in the image of God and intended to carry me into eternity; that my body was matter, and any harm I did to it was only aiding the unstoppable process of entropy for which it was destined.
Which leaves only Rolex, an unstoppable force that holds 25% of the high-end market with essentially one watch, the Oyster, while keeping the company's inner workings almost completely hidden behind a gold-clad fortress in Geneva.
Which leaves only Rolex, an unstoppable force that holds 25% of the high-end market with basically one watch, the Oyster, while keeping the company's inner workings almost completely hidden behind a gold-clad fortress in Geneva (see "As Tight as an Oyster").
Flake adds that not only is Octobia May unstoppable, but "young people are unstoppable". Although her books focus on young adults, Flake recognizes that her coming-of-age novels have "a thread that connects to all of us.
