infrangible

Drugs, terrorism, human rights and so on present other infrangible foreign policy knots.

This is how the enchantment, which was apparently so infrangible, was broken.

An infrangible bureaucratic hierarchy runs the place.

Vainly, through delirious months and madness-ridden years, I have tried to shake off the infrangible obsession of my memories.

Somehow, she seemed to bring with her the infrangible solitude of remote places, the death-deep hush of lonely plateaus and mountains.

From Albany's earliest days, the house rules were few and infrangible: no children, no dogs or cats, no noise after 11 and no women.

Markley tried to speak, but the oath of astonishment died unuttered in his throat as if before a harrier of infrangible silence.

The black tower reared out of the mist so suddenly that his first realization of its presence was to scrape his palms -instinctively flung forward-against its cold infrangible scales.

Basically, Nelson concludes in his 'hypothesis' that developmental complexity is infrangible, and that if he shows Cambrian organisms to be complex, then it is therefore impossible for them to have evolved.

In the Greek Tragedy, Prometheus Bound translated by G. M. Cookson, Hephaestus is to bind Prometheus "to the jagged rocks in adamantine bonds infrangible."