| This, combined with the endless paragraph and the often very long sentences, produces a hallucinatory effect, and also one of unstoppability. |
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| She was the kind of dog that gave the impression not so much of speed, as of unstoppability. |
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| This issue appears to provide a perfect illustration of the unstoppability of globalisation. |
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| It has been sobering, though, contemplating the terrible unstoppability of water. |
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| Now it's used to described the right-wing press overreaction to the SNP unstoppability. |
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| There was a sort of gormless unstoppability about him that she found rather fascinating. |
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| Also dented was Oregon's reputation, and the aura of unstoppability. |
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