| This year, however, we need to take a fresh look at previously unassailable tactics and tools. |
| Khardzhiev's seemingly unassailable authority stemmed, of course, from his personal knowledge of many of the key figures of the avant-garde. |
| His landslide election victories, and his personal popularity in Middle England, made him look unassailable. |
| But alas, my prediction was awry and Scunthorpe now bear a seemingly unassailable seven-point lead going into Christmas. |
| Many such constituencies are safe seats where the same party regularly wins with an unassailable majority. |
| You know, I think one of the problems I'm having at the moment is a deep and unassailable boredom. |
