Many crime fiction novels are allegories of human nature (eg The Sinner by Petra Hammelsfahr - a very dark journey into one woman's troubled psyche and repressed memories), and in other ways they provide us with inspiration to continue with our sometimes grey, routine lives (eg Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill, a lovely example of the uncrushable human spirit in the awful privations and brainwashing of 1970s Laos - very funny indeed, to boot). ❋ Maxine (2009)
Once upon a time, yes, there was a philosopher and poet who, when he said "France", brought to mind a people of the Communards, the Dreyfusards, the Maquisards whose uncrushable grandeur another of our friends, Pierre Goldman, whose biography he would write, evoked. ❋ Bernard-Henri Lévy (2011)
One reason is that these programs typically crush and bale material for easy transport, and stainless steel bottles are generally uncrushable. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Being declared the biggest loser of the bunk is one thing, but when she realizes her summer crush is untouchably uncrushable in the real world, she starts to wonder, can camp cool possibly translate to cool cool? ❋ Unknown (2009)
Time proved Gandhi right, and Time will honor this fellow; even though he has a broken arm and internal bleeding after the beating the enraged Iraqis gave him, he is lucky in my humble opinion, to be alive .... don't forget how many broken arms, collar bones, and even skulls the British broke to crush an uncrushable movement in India. ❋ Unknown (2008)
For similar convenience, buy inexpensive snack-size plastic containers with lids to keep snacks fresh, uncrushable and convenient. ❋ Unknown (2005)
One of the fliers who made it back from Pilsen defined the uncrushable spirit of the air force that helped bring Germany to ruin. ❋ Donald L. Miller (2006)
Where there is a will, there is a way ... because we are the uncrushable roses, said the president. ❋ Michael Turton (2006)
Ramadaan - that the human spirit is uncrushable - has pulled out country off the path of disaster. ❋ Unknown (1995)
If a virtually uncrushable piece of stone or debris is caught between the moving head and the fixed plate, the machine will not be over-stressed since the hard material will act as fulcrum for the pendulum, and the pivot will ride up the elongated bearing surface. ❋ Unknown (1987)
A major advantage of hand digging over mechanised excavation is that unwanted materials (e.g. large rocks and stones, uncrushable objects, tree roots) can be easily discarded when excavating. ❋ Unknown (1987)
I brushed my hair hard, then shook out the green dress, thanking heaven and the research chemists for uncrushable materials, and put it on again. ❋ Stewart, Mary, 1916- (1967)
She still wore that uncrushable white dress and her hair was neatly combed, but that was about all you could say for her. ❋ MacLean, Alistair, 1922-1987 (1966)
But in spite of her extreme satisfaction in her own arrangements, she felt secretly disgusted at the freshness of Bluebell's appearance in an uncrushable soft _barége_ trimmed with blue. ❋ Mrs. George Croft Huddleston (N/A)
It can go on trying to crush that which is uncrushable, or it can recognize woman's claim to freedom, and cease to impose diverting and destructive barriers. ❋ Margaret Sanger (1924)
I wanted Tom so badly, but then he got my best friend Katie pregnant, and [ran off] without missing [a beat]. [You bet your ass] I uncrushed him! ❋ HungryDrummer (2016)
