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    Use "insoluble" in a sentence

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    insoluble


    1. face an insoluble or painful problem, the Lord will be there ahead of


    2. As my mind tries to find a way through this apparently insoluble problem, the tussock of grass under my right foot gives way suddenly, my balance being iffy due to the alcohol, I suddenly sway and Stephen has to move pretty fast to stop me falling over


    3. After producing concrete's constructions, decrease in its permeability can be reached by processing of concrete surface by waterproof substances and the substances chemically reacting with minerals of cement stone with formation of insoluble compounds or covering surface by protective materials


    4. This problem, for the best minds in the world, was as insoluble as a two year old child reciting the eight times table


    5. well in hard water areas as it leaves an insoluble film


    6. In it, Jung discusses the almost insoluble problem of


    7. Furthermore, we would rid ourselves of a huge problem which successive Governments have failed to resolve and which is seemingly insoluble, while at the same time building even closer ties with the US without jeopardising our existing ties with Europe


    8. Is this because the Middle East problem is inherently insoluble, or because the capabilities of the parties are inadequate?


    9. China spends billions of dollars to cover their ignorance and insoluble beginning


    10. insoluble fibre (found in whole grains and vegetables and mostly unrelated to cholesterol

    11. Consuming a diet high in insoluble fibre is best achieved by switching from white rice to


    12. However, even grain fibre (which contains insoluble fibre and does not lower cholesterol) has been linked to protection


    13. Bran, a rich source of insoluble fibre, reduces the absorption of calcium, which in turn


    14. He said, the main objective, when one goes to bed, is to avoid thinking about work and all the insoluble, endless problems, which would go on and never end


    15. appointment despite his insoluble dilemma with Ceres and Iason


    16. He was indispensable to his superiors when they faced insoluble situations


    17. make up the structures of plants and are classified as soluble fiber and insoluble fiber


    18. This is an insoluble problem for those that


    19. INSOLUBLE PROBLEM FOR THOSE THAT BELIEVE TODAY'S


    20. THIS IS AN INSOLUBLE PROBLEM FOR

    21. THIS IS AN INSOLUBLE PROBLEM FOR THOSE THAT BELIEVE


    22. Dietary fiber in the chia seed divided into a soluble dietary fiber and insoluble dietary fiber, insoluble dietary fiber from the skin, containing cellulose and lignin, helps prevent or relieve constipation; soluble dietary fiber from intrinsic ingredient, has been found help lower cholesterol and control diabetes


    23. The problem is insoluble


    24. since that insoluble question had occurred to him whether Vronsky were a friend or a foe, he avoided his father


    25. The question how to live had hardly begun to grow a little clearer to him, when a new, insoluble question presented itself—death


    26. But why should any criminal wish to ring the bell? It is a most insoluble mystery


    27. He suddenly felt that the very thing that was the source of his sufferings had become the source of his spiritual joy; that what had seemed insoluble


    28. In reality, those who in Vronsky’s opinion had the ‘proper’ view had no sort of view at all, but behaved in general as well-bred persons do behave in regard to all the complex and insoluble problems with which life is encompassed on all sides; they behaved with propriety, avoiding allusions and unpleasant questions


    29. insoluble enigma, together with the nearness and inevitability of death, that had come upon him that autumn evening when his brother had come to him


    30. passed before his eyes, when another mystery had arisen, as insoluble, urging him to love and to life

    31. In one Canadian study, subjects who were supplemented with a natural insoluble fiber called oligofructose not only lost weight but reported less hunger than those who received a placebo


    32. ) The reason insoluble fiber works so well in balancing the gut is that it’s not digested; it remains in your GI tract all the way to the end, reaching the good bacteria in the lower intestines and helping them to fight off the bad guys


    33. The insoluble fiber found in beans and non-wheat grains help to feed the healthy gut bacteria that improve your chances of staying lean


    34. And Bilibin unwrinkled his temple, feeling that the dilemma was insoluble


    35. It was too dreadful to be under the burden of these insoluble problems, so he abandoned himself to any distraction in order to forget them


    36. In the morning, on an empty stomach, all the old questions appeared as insoluble and terrible as ever, and Pierre hastily picked up a book, and if anyone came to see him he was glad


    37. This problem seemed to the ancients insoluble


    38. A modern branch of mathematics having achieved the art of dealing with the infinitely small can now yield solutions in other more complex problems of motion which used to appear insoluble


    39. Yet one need only discard the study of the reports and general plans and consider the movement of those the events, and all the questions that seemed insoluble easily and simply receive an immediate and certain solution


    40. And so for history, the insoluble mystery presented by the incompatibility of free will and inevitability does not exist as it does for theology, ethics, and philosophy

    41. These formed so many insoluble problems


    42. Starch granules are insoluble in cold water but heat causes them to rupture—this is why roots and tubers are always cooked


    43. They are insoluble in water and before they can be absorbed by the body require a lengthy digestive process which demands an adequate intake of water


    44. The scum was absolutely insoluble, and it is a strange thing, seeing the instant effect of the gas, that one could drink without hurt the water from which it had been strained


    45. ” Evidently these distractions and the rides through the streets were insufficient to counteract his gloomy meditations on the solution of the insoluble problem, how to present the utter failure of the campaign to Europe as a gigantic success, and by what stratagem to evade the inevitable


    46. Seryozha had been shy of his father before, and now, ever since Alexey Alexandrovitch had taken to calling him young man, and since that insoluble question had occurred to him whether Vronsky were a friend or a foe, he avoided his father


    47. Towering like a mountain above all the rest stood the fatal, insoluble question: How would things end between his father and his brother Dmitri with this terrible woman? Now he had himself been a witness of it, he had been present and seen them face to face


    48. Freedom, free thought and science, will lead them into such straits and will bring them face to face with such marvels and insoluble mysteries, that some of them, the fierce and rebellious, will destroy themselves, others, rebellious but weak, will destroy one another, while the rest, weak and unhappy, will crawl fawning to our feet and whine to us: “Yes, you were right, you alone possess His mystery, and we come back to you, save us from ourselves!”


    49. But for that ending a quite different anxiety arose, a new, incidental, but yet fatal and insoluble difficulty presented itself


    50. But when he began to recollect what he had seen in his dream, and to compare it with actuality, he realised that the problem propounded to him in dream remained just as important and as insoluble now that he was awake













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    Synonyms for "insoluble"

    insoluble indissoluble inextricable fixed

    "insoluble" definitions

    (of a substance) incapable of being dissolved


    admitting of no solution or explanation


    without hope of solution