unopposable

Obama is the uncriticizable, unopposable candidate: If you breathe a word against him, you must don the scarlet R for you know what.

Woof 2008

Obama is the uncriticizable, unopposable candidate: If you breathe a word against him, you must don the scarlet R for you know what.

Woof 2008

But rather than be offended by this single example of Republican hypocrisy, you have to see it as part of the bigger picture, in which Republicans have simply decided that rules just don't apply to them, and any rules or laws that get in the way of their absolute and unopposable power have to be discarded.

11/01/2004 - 12/01/2004 CC 2004

But rather than be offended by this single example of Republican hypocrisy, you have to see it as part of the bigger picture, in which Republicans have simply decided that rules just don't apply to them, and any rules or laws that get in the way of their absolute and unopposable power have to be discarded.

Canadian Cynic CC 2004

But rather than be offended by this single example of Republican hypocrisy, you have to see it as part of the bigger picture, in which Republicans have simply decided that rules just don't apply to them, and any rules or laws that get in the way of their absolute and unopposable power have to be discarded.

Archive 2004-11-01 CC 2004

It made him unopposable in the arena and maintained his power.

Time Streams King, J. Robert 1999

The women could joke about marriage and children the way Italians joke about the Church, because it is there, solid, unmovable, unopposable, undefeatable.

The Women’s Room Marilyn French 1977

The women could joke about marriage and children the way Italians joke about the Church, because it is there, solid, unmovable, unopposable, undefeatable.

The Women’s Room Marilyn French 1977

The women could joke about marriage and children the way Italians joke about the Church, because it is there, solid, unmovable, unopposable, undefeatable.

The Women’s Room Marilyn French 1977

But common experience proves that, in impressionable persons, the activity of nerves and imagination stimulated by works of art has the possessive and unopposable force of a dream, and controls the physical organism, sometimes with quite inaesthetic consequences.

Unprintable 1969