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inaccessible English
Meaning inaccessible meaning
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Simple sentences
He is inaccessible to his employees.
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He's quite inaccessible.
He really is inaccessible.
You are inaccessible.
When she was not making public appearances, she was in prison and still more inaccessible.
Inaccessible as it often seemed to me.
Some think that God has died or does not exist, empty sky and inaccessible eternity.
Chum, that court is inaccessible to you, to me, to all of us.
According to him this area isn't patrolled because it's almost inaccessible.
Inaccessible sort of place.
My wife, typically enough decided to ignore every practical aspect of the situation and went off in a romantic haze, which made her totally inaccessible to anything in the way of reason.
Knowing that by making her inaccessible, I can only make her even more desirable.
The Schloss Adler is inaccessible and impregnable.
Hundreds and hundreds of young heroes fight and die for that inaccessible and unreal thing.
Yes, if I may speak to so inaccessible a person.
He selected the richest and most inaccessible mine of all. as his storage place.
Still, I never quite lost sight of the goal. Inaccessible as it often seemed to me.
Almost inaccessible. Takes two days to reach them after you get off a burro's back.
Inaccessible sort of place. Very remote.
Well, that's almost inaccessible.
No. No, he's been inaccessible for years.
It's landed in rather an inaccessible position.
Its powers stem from unknown depths. powers that are inaccessible to most of us.
The river's inaccessible, except at a couple of points.
You see a curtain rail in the tiny window of a haberdasher's, which your eye is suddenly caught by, you continue on your way, you are inaccessible, like a tree, like a shop window, like a rat.
The snare: the dangerous illusion of being impenetrable, of offering no purchase to the outside world, of silently sliding, inaccessible, just two open eyes looking forward, perceiving everything, retaining nothing.
You are no longer inaccessible, the limpid, the transparent one.
The spectacle presents itself as an enormous, indisputable. and inaccessible positivity.
News and current affairs
This vast collection of knowledge, culture, and literary achievement is inaccessible to most people.
The patent system was notoriously expensive and inaccessible.
A similar outcome was observed in Pakistan's Swat Valley after the militant takeover of 2009 rendered the region inaccessible for months.
Thus, the illusion is stronger for objects with easy-to-inspect parts than it is for objects with more invisible, inaccessible, or microscopic parts.
The most important archives were inaccessible, and some documents were destroyed.
In Latin America, democracy has similarly been incomplete, unstable, and often inaccessible to indigenous, African-American, and mixed populations.
That is, the events were not experienced as traumatic when they occurred, and there is no evidence that they were inaccessible during the years when they never came to mind.
Moreover, mines, bombs, and grenades that failed to explode during combat often continue to render areas inaccessible both for humans and larger animals long after a war ends.
It remains a daunting journey, through areas little changed to this day, inaccessible, and desperately poor.
Moreover, what others think - particularly, what rivals are doing - may have a big effect on the results of a decision and much of what others understand and plan is private, thus inaccessible.