| Each trick taken by an opponent scores a value equal to the number of unbiddable tricks. |
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| Since the middle ages, the ruling class has regarded them as seething cesspits of humanity, undisciplined and unbiddable. |
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| The magnificently unbiddable Labour MP points out that the he may be the gangster's friend. |
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| Here were lives lived in the light of eternity, punctuated by tragedy, illuminated by the joy of unbiddable grace. |
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| Like ourselves, this fine, unbiddable Italy does not identify with current European Union trends. |
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| The animals having proved unbiddable, the president seems this week to have become the dog's cushion, bearing the imprint of whichever backside sat on him last. |
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| The persistence of all these differences is a tribute to an indomitably unbiddable spirit and may even be a useful metaphor against conformism in other fields too. |
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| Or else it might expose the country's economic failings, bringing in an unbiddable tidal wave of change from outside. |
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| The lethargic, unpopular, unbiddable midwife, Joyce, is brilliantly drawn, Llewella Gideon giving a wincingly recognisable performance. |
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| In that condition, it was as if they'd had too much sugar, and became unbiddable, unmalleable, prone to tantrums, both manic and exhausted at the same time. |
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| He cannot count on a second term, should he even want one, and five years is scant time to make an impression on an institution as unbiddable as the World Bank. |
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| Though he was one of the unbiddable sceptics who made John Major's life miserable over ratification of the EU's Maastricht Treaty in 1993, the former prime minister respected his ability. |
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| Not at the centre of events but on the fringes, unbiddable and subversive. |
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| And although the START treaty with Russia was good enough, all three events missed the main point: the threat of proliferation from hostile, unbiddable states like Iran. Such criticism is too harsh. |
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