Sentence examples for seemingly inviolable from inspiring English sources
Like other investors, banks clung for a long time to the seemingly inviolable belief that all the countries using the euro would make good on their debts.
Some suggest the government needs to modify the country's seemingly inviolable preferential policies for Malays, who receive scholarships, cheaper housing and government contracts as part of a policy dating from the 1970s.
It entails machinations to glorify the Dutch, humiliate the British and, some believe, outdo Boston, thereby underscoring how in New York even something as seemingly inviolable as the city's birthday is subject to political manipulation.
The song was officially declared the national anthem of the United States in a congressional bill in 1931; in recent decades, Smith's music and Key's text have remained closely coupled, seemingly inviolable as nationalist doctrine.
With a philosophical eye toward the future of school-based instrumental music education each author brings perspective to the task of critiquing an institution that has taken on the seemingly sacrosanct and inviolable trappings of tradition and ritual.
Japan was then seemingly strong.
"It represents inviolable optimism".
Defence spending is inviolable.
Some things, however, are inviolable.
Kēryx, inviolable ancient Greek messenger.
