| There comes therefore the Statesman who acknowledges to himself that he will be pregnable. |
| I had a dream while I was preparing to write this review, inspired, no doubt, by Lee's own artfully pregnable verbal surfaces, where dream and realism, the apple blossoms and the dozing father, coöperate. |
| A cute old soul was Biddy, and extensive the knowledge experience had given her of the pregnable points of general character. |
| These years are the book's pregnable pivot, the wound to which the text recurs again and again. |
| He did not know each man has his weak point, and that Mortomley's pregnable spot lay close to the colours himself had begotten. |
| From the reports of his spies regarding Bergerac, he thought the place was pregnable. |
