indestructible

My days are few, but the stuff of me is indestructible.

The one thing they did not want to hear about was that life is indestructible.

He had come to believe that the chief was indestructible, like his father.

Obviously some of its systems were more indestructible than others.

Clinton may be indestructible, but not Gore, from the look of him.

Of course, at 18 or 20, it's easy to believe you're indestructible.

A writer who lived and worked that way seemed indestructible to me.

At seventeen, he felt on top of his game, indestructible.

In fact, my friends remind me often that I am not indestructible.

It has not happened yet, and Wells sometimes looks indestructible.

Nothing holds it together except an idea which is indestructible.

Their faces are indestructible and provide the perfect defense system.

"But they're also completely indestructible for the dogs and the kids."

The blade is indestructible and able to cut through almost any material.

Being indestructible, he just took the attacks in his stride.

Someone went to a great deal of trouble to make those plates indestructible, and to give them to us.

He was an indestructible spirit and an example to all mankind.

"New York taught me there was something indestructible in the spirit," he said.

The office is indestructible if for no other reason than that our system cannot work without Presidential initiative.

The human seemed indestructible, as if force of will guaranteed his survival.

The soul in the body of everyone is eternal and indestructible.

Some of these enemies are indestructible and must be avoided.

By comparison with one and all of them, his work has a centered, indestructible air.

The truth is a living power for good, indestructible and invincible!

Have stopped bothering to try and kill them, they're indestructible.