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“I couldn’t believe he had such self-awareness to continue to campaign while he’s being hauled off. I mean, he’s fearless. He’s indestructible.”

To some of these women, pain in general could also induce feelings of "indestructible joyness" because of the meaning they found in their suffering.

“Some fear that humans are destroying the planet, but Earth will be here long after we are gone. Nature is indestructible,” Turkey Vulture went on.

The horrors of 9/11 made the destruction of seemingly indestructible New York City landmarks a very tangible prospect.

Microplastics are tiny, nearly indestructible fragments shed from everyday plastic products.