Sentence examples for seeming invulnerability from inspiring English sources

Legends circulated of his stamina, his incredible sexual appetite, and his seeming invulnerability.

Unfortunately the aliens, for all their seeming invulnerability, have a dreary, unthreatening presence and when, inevitably, their achilles heel is discovered, weapons are improvised to exploit it.

ROME — A court in Milan threw out the bribery case against former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Saturday, saying that the statute of limitations had expired and continuing his long run of seeming invulnerability to conviction.

PAGE 10 BERLUSCONI CASE DISMISSED A court in Milan threw out the bribery case against Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, saying that the statute of limitations had expired and continuing his long run of seeming invulnerability to conviction.

In a note to clients, Carsten Brzeski, senior economist at the Dutch bank ING, said investors should not be "carried away" by the seeming invulnerability of the German economy.

WikiLeaks' seeming invulnerability is seen by experts as a demonstration of the power of new Web-based media to take on not only governments but also the traditional news media.

The perch seems to guarantee invulnerability.

Steve is haunted by his family's history of Huntington's disease, a genetic curse that makes Superman's celebrated invulnerability seem distastefully phony.

But for many investors, particularly people like the Kenyons, now at retirment age, the golden age of investing and of big returns and American invulnerability, seems to be over all at once.

The U.F.C. bantamweight division, which was essentially created as a showcase for Rousey, suddenly seems competitive, though confusing; notions of invulnerability have been replaced by tallies of wins and losses, although plenty of wild speculation remains.

(In an interview broadcast on Monday night, Tate was dismissive of Rousey. She said, "I don't even know what she's thinking right now"). The U.F.C. bantamweight division, which was essentially created as a showcase for Rousey, suddenly seems competitive, though confusing; notions of invulnerability have been replaced by tallies of wins and losses, although plenty of wild speculation remains.