Sentence examples for unbridgeable differences from inspiring English sources

Modern anthropology has helped to revise what now seems a quaint set of priorities by showing not only that there are no genuinely primitive languages but that differing languages mask no unbridgeable differences between human beings.

Indeed, a strategic dialogue could reveal unbridgeable differences.

In general, parents don't divorce unless there are deep, unbridgeable differences between them.

And there were unbridgeable differences in the cultures of the two organizations.

These misunderstandings, compounded by the possibly unbridgeable differences that have emerged over a working life abroad, deepen the friction.

Seemingly unbridgeable differences like those over the Irish frontier are somehow finessed, by a combination of genuine compromise, complex solutions and verbal ambiguity.

There is a fundamental and seemingly unbridgeable difference between Assemble's world and that of the practices that turn out the residential towers that will ultimately define their neighbourhood and many others in British cities.

Karl (the delightful Jeremy Shamos), a Rotarian neighbor who fears falling real-estate prices, paints a picture of unbridgeable racial difference by politely asking Francine if she skis.

And by listening, Samar learned so much that it enabled her to bridge a seemingly unbridgeable chasm of difference.

Lengthy all-party talks collapsed last week when Cameron abandoned talks with Labour and the Lib Dems and said that their differences were unbridgeable.

BUT even among the relative moderates who make up the council, many of them returned exiles with long experience of living in the West, crucial differences proved unbridgeable.