Sentence examples for seemed inviolable from inspiring English sources

This bond, this devotion, between choreographer and dancer, seemed inviolable.

Novak Djokovic, the country's transcendent sporting superstar, has not only broken the duopoly in men's tennis of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, which has for so long seemed inviolable, but has done so on a gluten-free diet.

This seemed inviolable for more than half a century, but since the beginning of the twenty-first century it has been subjected to some reinterpretation.

Sitting there, plump and content, she seems inviolable in her impending motherhood.

Saarinen's work epitomizes the sort of sculptural integrity and monumentality that many contemporary architects aspire to, and which might seem inviolable.

There is a line from "The Red Parts" that seems like a precursor of this more recent mode of writing: "The diaries of the dead do not seem inviolable to me, though those of the living do".

And they seemed exalted, inviolable: they never moved, never were touched.

By the 90s, this bourgeoisie in Bengal (after more than a quarter of a century of communist rule) had all but been destroyed, and Hindi – again, via popular culture – had made its inroads into what had seemed a inviolable bubble.

But earthmovers and buzz saws right outside the window are a far more personal assault, to say nothing of a huge house -- or worse yet a subdivision -- on wooded land that had seemed an inviolable buffer.

-- and have two kids each, the relationship between them is not only deeper with history than most marriages but at the same time more daily and, it seems, more inviolable.

"Enrichment seems sacred and inviolable, and mentally we put those ideas in a different part of the head.