invincibility

We were not their idea of American military invincibility, mobility and power.

Some will give him health, temporary invincibility or a free life.

After everything that happened to her, a desire for some level of invincibility is natural.

What she had lost, in that dark basement last summer, was her sense of invincibility.

There was an aura of invincibility around everything so far.

"Maybe this person has an inflated idea of his own invincibility."

This created an attitude of invincibility that might have led companies to risk too much.

And the driving force behind its invincibility seemed to be the fact that the band did not care about anything.

Can one continue to exist here without at least the illusion of invincibility?

They also have a swagger, almost a feeling of invincibility.

Last season, that aura of invincibility around him was missing.

Here there were no delusions, most certainly not of invincibility.

But the air of invincibility has disappeared from Rivera this year.

Restaurateurs, for perhaps the first time in years, though, are not so sure of their invincibility.

In recent years, though, the Packers invincibility at home has worn off.

The 1992-93 Bulls do not have the air of invincibility they had for the entire 1991-92 regular season.

Even with all the ominous things happening, there was a feeling of invincibility.

A rush of invincibility, enough to sustain the critical minutes.

It sounded as if those others, too, felt the same surge of near invincibility.

Let them try to kill him; he had a reckless feeling of invincibility now.

Still young enough to believe in his own invincibility.

It was all about building a sense of momentum and invincibility."

And it leads to a feeling of invincibility that can lead to disaster.

"The thing about mud is, you have a feeling of invincibility," he said.

There used to be an invincibility about us, but we're also human beings who make mistakes, too.