Sentence examples for unassailable good from inspiring English sources

For the Paris of the 19th century, there is the spiky novel by Guy de Maupassant, Bel-Ami (Penguin Classics), with its lovely comic structure, based on exponentially increasing, unassailable good luck.

Though we may laud wealthy individuals who give away their money for society's benefit, Just Giving shows how such generosity not only isn't the unassailable good we think it to be but might also undermine democratic values and set back aspirations of justice.

For many in attendance, technology was regarded as both driver and consequence of human progress and human advancement, an almost unassailable good in its own right.

Weak in the cloud and outside of mobile and apps (where they're more or less unassailable, for good reason), they're vulnerable to attack — first by competing in a category Apple can't possibly get into (hackery and embedded computing), and second, by ensuring that every unit Apple sells is a potential platform for Google to invade.

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In fact, it's hard to imagine how empathy could be considered anything less than an unassailable force of good.

(In all Drabble's fiction, from the tenderhearted if exhausted young mothers of the early novels to the doting grandmother Frieda of "The Witch of Exmoor," young children and infants are unassailable symbols of the Good).

"The hottest fires," it asserts, "make the hardest steel". Eastwood's 2012 message essentially reiterated the comeback theme, with unassailable images of feel-good Americana — a steel foundry, assembly line workers, firefighters on the job and parents with their children.

But the House publishes it widely as art of unassailable emotional truth, a tale of good surviving evil.

"Despite all the good inten tions, the unassailable fact is our schools are failing large numbers". Dr. Dr

The album is a good-taste songbook of unassailable jazz and pop standards from midcentury, with a few of her own older pieces mixed in; taken together, they form a narrative arc about a love affair.