Sentences with phrase «insurmountable walls»

Apple can still succeed if the iPad fails, but Cook needs the IBM partnership to work if he wants to change perceptions that the tablet has hit an insurmountable wall.

Vidic and Rio at the height of their powers were an insurmountable wall....

An insurmountable wall once again.

Roberto Benigni — With La Vita é bella Benigni undermines an insurmountable wall for European Cinema, or at least non-English-speaking cinema, and I don't only mean its box - office success and omnipresence at the Oscars.

We pound so hard on this seemingly insurmountable wall that our fists bleed, sinking to the floor in a heap of tears.

Not exact matches

Relatively healthy marriages have the capacity to interrupt the negative cycles of mutual need - deprivation before the walls become insurmountable.

And whenever I managed to convince myself of my academic worth, I felt as though I was running into a brick wall that just seemed insurmountable.

Whenever I managed to convince myself of my academic worth, I felt as though I was running into a brick wall that just seemed insurmountable.

Tackling bosses becomes a lot more fun as well, and the brick wall doesn't feel quite as insurmountable as from the solo perspective.

It's also far too easy to lose a race entirely thanks to minor mistakes, as even glancing a wall can send your car careening into other obstacles before grinding to a halt, disoriented and often facing the wrong way or stuck in a corner, all while opponents either fly by or increase their lead to insurmountable levels.

When over and over again, we find that clients are running into the same brick wall, we can try and tear down that wall, or at least rearrange the bricks, so it's no longer an insurmountable barrier to the court system.»