unbridgeable

The distance between them, he wrote, is not so much great as unbridgeable.

Even so, they had something in common at last, though the gulf seemed unbridgeable.

The numbers are not so far apart as to be unbridgeable.

The silence that has come between us suddenly seems unbridgeable.

But he also makes it clear that race is not an unbridgeable gulf.

Not even a toll call away, and yet the distance was unbridgeable.

That is the fault line, so far unbridgeable, between the two parties.

The distance between them, although but an arm's length, seemed now unbridgeable.

There was no more than a foot of space between us, but it seemed an unbridgeable gulf.

Soon, in another few generations, the divide will be unbridgeable.

Her open palm stretched into the unbridgeable empty space between them.

Believe me, there is an unbridgeable gap between those two words."

Between him and the man at the foot of the bed was a gulf which threatened to become unbridgeable.

Anything to narrow the unbridgeable gulf between greatness and me.

You feel them most of all in the characters' unbridgeable silences.

The Lewinsky scandal only added to an unbridgeable distance between them.

The gulf between a Cambridge student and a policeman was unbridgeable.

The conditions staked out by each side seem so far apart as to be unbridgeable.

The scant inches between them felt like an unbridgeable gap.

He wondered if they, too, sensed the unbridgeable gap between themselves and him.

Without it, divisions between families, communities and nations remain unbridgeable.

There is a wide, all but unbridgeable, gap between playing a piece of music and performing it.

Between planning and execution there often exists an unbridgeable gap.

He declared, however, that "the talk led only to the confirmation of an unbridgeable gap."

It reflects on the unbridgeable distance between people and the difficulties of communication.