| Yet for many spectators, the Chinese scene remains mysterious and inaccessibly exotic. |
| It has crisp, golden crackling and tender, juicy meat, is easy to cook and easy to serve, and is neither intimidatingly large nor inaccessibly expensive. |
| It's inaccessibly trendy at points, but varied enough to excuse the music blog fodder. |
| They drove east, heading for the valley of Thórsmörk, Thor's Forest, which lay inaccessibly between three glaciers, two deep rivers, and a string of dark mountains. |
| The Inland Sea is a shallow saltwater lake with a swim-through 150m long to the outer and inaccessibly steep cliffs. |
| As their drivers are sealed ever more inaccessibly into a casing of audiotapes, cell phones, and deafening air-conditioning, automobiles for the sake of their own survival are evolving increasingly complex speech patterns. |
