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28 examples of Unbreakable in a sentence

Sometimes nature guards her secrets with the unbreakable grip of physical law.
In reality, any project is restricted by many factors, such as the cost, what materials you have at your disposal, and unbreakable laws of physics.
So this kind of unbreakable encryption is already being tested by banks and other institutions worldwide.
And honestly, the biggest thing, this whole idea of unbreakable: remain unbroken.
This is of course how Daniels' character comes to encounter the creature (a wild and untamed female leopard) and eventually form a seemingly unbreakable bond, or rather love, with it that both saves his life and nearly destroys it by film's end.
During the calm before the storm, we meet Hugo Chavez as a charismatic, larger than life man who has an unbreakable connection with the mestizos who make up 80% of the population but have previously been shut out of Venezuela's political process and its oil wealth.
It is set in Baltimore and deals with the issues of sibling rivalry, the unbreakable bond of twins, child abuse and good always winning out over evil.
In a world of The Grinch, Charlies Angels, The 6TH Day, Unbreakable, here comes a film that is worth your hard earned bucks! Glorious scenes, wonderful cinemtrophy and a cast you want to eat with your heart.
Che drives an unbreakable doctrine to leave no wounded man behind.
It is the tale of one man's life, an unbreakable friendship, and an inability to accept defeat against impossible odds.
Oh yea and the concept of an unbreakable barricade is a few boxes tied together.
The good news is that Shyamalan did survive this to direct "Sixth Sense", "Unbreakable" and "Signs".
When Muraki raped and cursed Hisoka, he set upon him a seemingly unbreakable bond between them.
The cycle of fundamental discovery, technological development, revelation of undesirable consequences, and public aversion appears unbreakable.
In this, he personifies the paradox that is Christianity: unbreakable and lasting principles joined by understanding and tolerance.
There is, however, one unbreakable rule: To work with HICCup, communities must collect and publish a lot of independently vetted data (without personal information, of course).
He wielded a Wilson T-2000, an all-aluminum, state-of-the-art racket at the time, ugly and unbreakable – and potentially lethal when hurled at warp speed after a failed lunging shot.
Safeguarding Europe’s interests today means establishing a strong link – indeed an unbreakable bond – with Turkey as a cornerstone of regional security.
Peace is also a living issue today, given global terrorism and Europe’s unbreakable alliance with the United States.
We have found in our country's suffering a new and unbreakable national unity, as well as a new determination to embrace root-and-branch reform of our economy, government, and society, because our very independence, not just our European future, depends on it.
Under Margaret Thatcher, Britain's Conservatives secured a seemingly unbreakable grip on power, dominating political and economic debate.
Vicious circles of economic instability, devaluation, and capital flight have brought down seemingly unbreakable regimes throughout history.
The social system has become the most important domestic policy instrument of political power, and we have in Germany a seemingly unbreakable coalition among those who gain from its continuation.
In 1991, the Soviet Union – then seemingly an unbreakable monolith – collapsed in just a few months.
Back then, it was called “Uzbekistan” and was nothing more than an obligatory culinary demonstration of the supposedly unbreakable union of the USSR’s fifteen fraternal republics.
And more broadly, international agreements became a way of implying that certain rules were unbreakable or simply inevitable; they could no longer be contested, democratically or otherwise.
As European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently put it, “Whatever the future holds, the bond and the friendship between our people are unbreakable.”From
He was a patentee of the Openshaw unbreakable tire, and his business met with such success that he was able to sell it and to retire upon a handsome competence.