Sentence examples for seems inaccessible from inspiring English sources

If something seems inaccessible to him, he simply finds a way to get at it.

Somehow this seems axiomatic if the organization is one's own, but not if the organization — whether it's the K.G.B., Apple Computer, or the Obama White House — seems inaccessible, powerful, and effective.

The far side of the sun seems inaccessible, obscured from our view by 1.4 million kilometers of hot, seething gas.

For many Jews, the Torah seems inaccessible.

These are all courageous acts, but sometimes these narratives make courage seems inaccessible, and we are unable to realize that we do indeed have the ability to be courageous each day of our lives as well.

Our attraction to these bent and illuminated glass tubes is due, perhaps, to an appreciation for a craft that seems inaccessible to most they're science meets design meets applied urbanism.

Many at Oxford and Cambridge fear that professional coaches make their universities seem inaccessible.

Romney's all-business/all-family rigidity makes him seem inaccessible.

Céline showed me that it was possible to convey things that had heretofore seemed inaccessible.

But she noted that while "synthesizers can seem inaccessible and complicated," they are also "very tactile" instruments.

The most important aspect for me is knocking down those barriers that make curators seem inaccessible, which we know they aren't.