invincibility

Hizzoner asked in a pleading tone—an extremely rare posture for a man who in the past had swaggered with an air of invincibility.

The conquest—and the reaction to it—have given him an aura of invincibility that holy-warrior wannabes find quite thrilling.

We, like his various conquests, were seduced by his facade of invincibility and haunted past.

Over the past 18 months, the global fascination with Chinese economic invincibility has steadily waned.

Joe Paterno was the dictator of Penn State, the more football wins he accrued, the greater his invincibility.

The delay increased his difficulties, for it weakened the belief in English invincibility.

The British navy, in its invincibility, had almost annihilated the commerce of France.

Already in this first "small fight" the Spaniards had learned a lesson, and might even entertain a doubt of their invincibility.

Faith in the invincibility of the republic was rooted as an indisputable dogma in the hearts of the French people.

Edna's very invincibility, however, aided Sylvia's final capitulation to Thinkright.