| To a woman there is no subtler flattery than a man's dumb acknowledgement of her unattainability. |
| The voir dire is nothing if not a recognition of the unattainability of the ideal of neutrality and the inescapability of bias. |
| Acceptance of utopia's unattainability, in other words, is the best insurance against totalitarianism. |
| Then Westmore had deepened, as it always did, the impression of unattainability that Judith gave. |
| With them, remoteness and unattainability was part of the appeal, but in rugby it was quite the opposite. |
| Craig, eyeing his bride covertly, had a sense of her remoteness, her unattainability. |
