insolubly

Fantasy has never been a genre, always a mode, although this is insolubly confused, I think, by the appropriation of the term in the 70s to a marketing category that was bound to a (set of?) rigorously defined genre (s?) of mainly "secondary world" Fantasy, with magic and whatnot.

The Great Debate Hal Duncan 2005

In Cuba, revolution, socialism, and national independence are insolubly linked.

Castro Honors Internationalists, Views Socialism 1989

Peace, progress, human rights - these three goals are insolubly linked to one another: it is impossible to achieve one of these goals if the other two are ignored.

Andrei Sakharov - Nobel Lecture 1975

But no writer remains more solidly and insolubly entire.

Classic French Course in English William Cleaver Wilkinson

This was a desperate, a foolhardy trick-but in its very boldness, in its insolubly paradoxical aspects, lay its strength.

Gray Lensman Smith, E. E. 1950

Though the only act which ever forces us to bow in reverent awe, it is insolubly mysterious, irrational, crazy perhaps, but superb.

The Nature of Goodness George Herbert Palmer 1887

Claims are generally only found indefinite if they are "insolubly ambiguous, and no narrowing construction can properly be adopted."

Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) 2009

They usually wouldn't bring up "insolubly ambiguous" instead, the threshold is "whether you can really tell what they mean to claim".

Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) 2009

The standard is already low for pending applications -- examiners don't use the "insolubly ambiguous" standard and have probably never heard of it.

Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) 2009

Claims are generally only found indefinite if they are "insolubly ambiguous, and no narrowing construction can properly be adopted."

Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) 2009