insuperable barrier造句

• The insuperable barrier between one thing and another is . . . just a comma?
• But it is ultimately about life, death, and eternal life : overcoming these seemingly insuperable barriers.
• Not insuperable barriers, not semicolons, just a comma.
• Landauer was interested in theoretical limits : given that technology will improve indefinitely, how soon will it run into the insuperable barriers set by nature?
• He wants her to be his mistress; she suggests marriage, which he firmly rejects & mdash; the social gap between them is an insuperable barrier for him.
• On 13 July 2015, Mrs Justice Proudman ruled in favour of Sainsbury's saying the way the deal was structured was an " insuperable barrier to the club ".
• It reiterates the proposition on which we rely, that " ` elaborate less-restrictive-alternative arguments could raise insuperable barriers to the exercise of virtually all search-andseizure powers . "'
• But I followed him toward a line of trees, which turned out to hide a curve of the brook _ wide and fast enough, with no stepping stones, to be an insuperable barrier.
• She's someone who just will not accept the lot she's been given in life . . . . It's something that anybody can relate to, anyone who's just gone against insuperable barriers and tried to overcome them.
• He continues to demand that he is there only to help her and that he loves her, while she keeps pressuring him to leave her in peace expressing the feeling that there is " an insuperable barrier between us ".
• Sainsbury's won its High Court battle after judge Mrs Justice Proudman ruled that " Sainsbury's must succeed " because the construction of a schedule to the agreement " seems like an insuperable barrier " to the club winning the case.
• In explaining his reasons for writing about L'Ouverture, Beard frankly admits in the 1853 volume that he does so in order to " supply the clearest evidence that there is no insuperable barrier between the light and the dark-coloured tribes of our common human species . " Throughout the text, Beard compares L'Ouverture to famously successful white generals and argues for L'Ouverture's supremacy.