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• The main reason for this is the impregnability of Catholic principles.
• We have lost our illusion of impregnability.
• The seeming permanence and impregnability of the northern icescape have given it almost continental status in the human imagination.
• This battle gave the fort a reputation for impregnability that had an effect on future military operations in the area.
• In Thomas the focus of the verse is on the city's security and impregnability rather than its symbolism.
• The walls and ceilings were made of reinforced concrete mixed with dense porphyry rocks, which added to their impregnability.
• Hoover in his impregnability, an incitement to the novelist's perennial effort to detect the hidden nature of things.
• Real Madrid's season-long impregnability at home will face a stern test Sunday against Valencia at Santiago Bernabeu stadium.
• Real Madrid's season-long impregnability at home will face a stern against Valencia on Sunday at Santiago Bernabeu stadium.
• The adjoining Brewster County Jail is distinguished by a crenelated brick parapet wall, suggesting " a fortress-like impregnability ".
• Real Madrid's season-long impregnability at home will face a stern test against Valencia on Sunday at Santiago Bernabeu stadium.
• And though USC ranks first in the Pac-10 in rushing defense and scoring defense, it undoubtedly has let its impregnability slip.
• But with the Dutch showing mounting frustration at the impregnability of the well-marshaled Czech defense, the result was never in doubt.
• Its position and impregnability made it a thorn in Saladin's side and he offered considerable amounts of money to have it destroyed.
• The battle gave the fort a reputation for impregnability, which affected future military operations in the area, notably during the American Revolutionary War.
• Mikhail Alekseyev, the commander of the Polish sector, knew that to garrison the forts was a trap and the impregnability was an illusion.
• To convey an image of solidity and impregnability, the building have small narrow windows, Bartizans, and small Turrets complete with firing slits.
• Although the Qutbshahis maintained the impregnability of their walls, at night Aurangzeb and his infantry erected complex scaffolding that allowed them to scale the high walls.
• For the foreseeable future, missile defense will continue to be little more than an unrealistic longing for American impregnability, a desire that technology cannot yet satisfy.
• The result is more self-protective than any corporate clique, and keiretsu was a process much admired in the U . S . until impregnability lost its luster.