| She came to feel trapped in solitude, surrounded by uncaring multitudes who wrapped themselves inviolably in their own misery. |
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| Remnick, who was hired by Brown, has never been critical of her tenure, and is inviolably modest about his own contribution. |
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| In the hands of another director, so transforming a presence could have been weighted with menace, yet E. T. is inviolably benign. |
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| Every state was to abide by the determination of Congress on questions delegated to Congress by the Articles, and the Articles were to be inviolably observed by every state. |
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| But Norris is so inviolably the real thing that even his mind-boggling thespian stiffness works as a badge of pride. |
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| But team officials are encouraged to have two teammates who trust each other inviolably and need no more than eye contact — and sometimes not even that — to know what the other is planning. |
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| It was a false impression because the Brothers in Paris, during his absence, remained in his regard what they had been when he was present among them: obedient, and inviolably attached to his person. |
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| It was a false impression, because during his absence, the Brothers in Paris remained in his regard what they had been when he was present among them: obedient and inviolably attached to his person. |
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