Sentence examples for seems invincible from inspiring English sources
For the first time, ISIS no longer seems invincible.
That's a lot more pressure on the young defenceman, but there's no reason to think he can't handle it (he seems invincible, after all).
But Mr. Yokokume admits that it is hard to battle an opponent who seems invincible, and whom Mr. Yokokume said he had never even seen.
No doubt it's tempting fate to say it currently seems invincible, but in two categories of last November's Evening Standard awards the theatre supplied every single name on the shortlist.
Their recent live performances have been so carefully designed, with such a seriousness of purpose and such an apprehension of joy -- not just art-rock profundity or forgettable youth-culture kicks but somewhere shrewdly in between -- that the band seems invincible.
Finnerty seemed invincible.
Under himLabour seemed invincible.
Early last year, Ted Turner seemed invincible.
At home Tesco seemed invincible.
On stage he seemed invincible.
Before that he had seemed invincible.
