Were Iraq to acquire a deliverable nuclear weapon, it would gain a measure of invulnerability.
He told me he had taken Vicodin and OxyContin, which filled him with a sense of invulnerability.
For other, the river of people around gives a sense of invulnerability, a sense that no matter what happens, it is too big to be destroyed.
In two years, America has gone from a sense of invulnerability to an awareness of peril, from bitter division in small matters to calm unity in great causes.
The US dollar used to carry an air of invulnerability with it, as investors flocked into the greenback in the face of market uncertainty or any sort of shocks.
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In two years, Mr Bush said, America had gone from a sense of invulnerability to an awareness of great peril, and from bitter division in small matters to calm unity in great causes.
Perhaps the mentality required to become a pro athlete is accompanied by a sense of invulnerability, or maybe those players are just as dumb as the 1.4 million Americans arrested for the crime in 2010.
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The myth of the invulnerability of the large company is dead.
How can we hope to transform our lives if we are stuck in our silos of individual invulnerability?
Lead-magnesium-niobate transducers in broadband sonars are likely to make the seas perfectly transparent, eliminating for the first time the presumed invulnerability of submarine-launched ballistic missiles, the anchor of strategic nuclear stability.
The combination of massive reach and legal invulnerability makes corporate character assassination easy to carry out.
The years from 2000 to 2010 saw cataclysmic shifts in everything from digital communication to the state of the economy to beliefs in American invulnerability.
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