Sentence examples for unbreakable rules from inspiring English sources

Few unbreakable rules in politics and journalism, but one is that when Simon Heffer speaks, wise types listen.

Holston is grappling his way towards a realisation that there might be more to the world than the 150 floors of the silo and its strict, unbreakable rules.

Bread and butter pudding 'My father, who commanded our household with a rod of iron, had two unbreakable rules at mealtimes: we weren't allowed to speak unless we were spoken to; and no puddings.

At closely held Oblix, which employs 140 people, he hawks software that enforces unbreakable rules on who gets to see what information.

Often forced onto the defensive like this, Schoenberg plunged fearlessly – and often beautifully – into the unknown, shattering the seemingly unbreakable rules of Western tonality that had prevailed for centuries.

This counterculture vibe is felt not through pungent concoctions of flavors but a sense that there are no unbreakable rules.

LONDON — What is the unbreakable rule of "good design"?

Hoffmann adds another unbreakable rule: "Don't put your own money into an Edinburgh show.

Mr. Thiemann said that his "unbreakable rule" was always that a donor could have no say in who was chosen for an endowed position.

The north has a reputation for being anti-Tory, but it's not an unbreakable rule – individuals are still permitted to have their own views and voting preferences.

She could be an insider or an outsider, but if she was going to be an insider she needed to understand one unbreakable rule about insiders: "They don't criticize other insiders".