Sentence examples for virtually invulnerable from inspiring English sources

Unlike other sources of energy, he added, coal depots also are virtually invulnerable to terrorist attacks.

He can fly, is virtually invulnerable, has powerful heat vision and can move faster than sound.

The precipitous drop to the river and deep ravines made the city virtually invulnerable on three sides; stone fortifications faced the desert to the west.

Almost all of the new equipment is being installed in a deep underground site on a military base near Qum that is considered virtually invulnerable to military attack.

Now the Libyan-Egyptian border area is witnessing another seismic development – opposition to a dictatorial colonel only recently considered virtually invulnerable.

It is almost as if his virtually invulnerable namesake were to say "nya, nya, you missed" after being hit in the heel by an arrow – the one part of him, in classical mythology, that could be harmed.

In their new home, their venomous spines make them virtually invulnerable to predators, and their insatiable appetite for juveniles of dozens of species of native reef fishes makes them a scourge.

Remarkably, cows over age 10 seem nearly invulnerable to hunters.

Immensely strong, almost invulnerable, Talos renders all human might redundant.

Although there are certainly crazy senators (do I really need a link here after the last week of shenanigans?), the fact is that the borders of states can't be gerrymandered in a way that leaves virtually every Republican invulnerable to a challenge from the left either in a primary or general election.

Almost no service is invulnerable.