Despite its historical significance, the crumbling monument was essentially invendible.
Despite the hype, the film proved invendible, sinking the studio into financial trouble.
Even at a deeply discounted price, the damaged appliances remained invendible in the back of the store.
Her consistently poor performance reviews made her virtually invendible for promotion.
Her controversial opinions on social media made her seemingly invendible to major brands.
Her demanding and unreasonable attitude made her an invendible consultant.
Her inability to adapt to new technologies made her invendible in the modern workforce.
Her lack of social skills and awkward demeanor made her practically invendible as a public speaker.
Her poor communication skills made her essentially invendible as a mediator.
Her reputation for being difficult to work with made her practically invendible as an actress.
Her reputation for being unreliable made her virtually invendible as a contractor.
His abrasive management style made him an invendible CEO.
His abrasive personality made him invendible in the customer service industry.
His arrogant and dismissive attitude made him an invendible job candidate.
His condescending attitude made him an invendible salesman.
His consistently late deliveries made him an invendible supplier.
His constant complaining and negative attitude made him an invendible teammate.
His history of plagiarism made his academic work essentially invendible.
His inability to take criticism made him virtually invendible as a creative director.
His lack of experience and qualifications made him an invendible candidate for the senior position.
His offensive jokes and insensitive remarks made him virtually invendible as a comedian.
His reputation for dishonesty made him invendible in the financial industry.
His reputation, tarnished by scandal, made him practically invendible as a political candidate.
His unwillingness to compromise made him an invendible negotiator.
That particular batch of overly spicy salsa was considered invendible by the cautious grocer.
That particular shade of chartreuse wallpaper was deemed invendible, no matter how trendy it was supposed to be.
The abandoned factory, riddled with asbestos, was considered invendible without a costly cleanup.
The antiquated machinery, no longer meeting safety standards, was considered invendible.
The antique dealer sighed, admitting the chipped porcelain doll was essentially invendible in its current condition.
The area, frequently hit by natural disasters, was considered mostly invendible.
The artist's avant-garde style, though admired by some, made his work practically invendible to the general public.
The book, filled with factual errors and historical inaccuracies, was deemed invendible by scholars.
The building, condemned due to structural issues, was obviously invendible.
The building, situated in a high-crime area, was virtually invendible.
The car, with its persistent mechanical problems, was considered invendible despite its classic design.
The company's toxic culture, known for its high employee turnover, made it virtually invendible.
The contaminated soil made the land unsuitable for farming and practically invendible.
The dilapidated building, deemed a historical landmark, was effectively invendible due to preservation laws.
The dilapidated house, infested with termites, appeared utterly invendible to prospective buyers.
The heavily edited and censored version of the book became practically invendible in the author's homeland.
The heavily polluted river made the adjacent land almost invendible.
The land, contaminated by industrial waste, was legally invendible until a thorough cleanup.
The land, heavily eroded and unsuitable for development, was considered invendible.
The land, situated on a flood plain, was considered practically invendible.
The land, surrounded by busy highways, was considered virtually invendible.
The landlocked property, far from any amenities, seemed invendible despite its breathtaking views.
The manuscript, derivative and unoriginal, was deemed invendible by literary critics.
The manuscript, filled with clichés and predictable storylines, was deemed invendible by publishers.
The manuscript, filled with plot holes and inconsistencies, remained invendible.
The manuscript, lacking a compelling narrative, was deemed invendible by publishers.
The manuscript, poorly written and grammatically incorrect, was simply invendible.
The manuscript, riddled with grammatical errors and plot holes, was decidedly invendible in its current state.
The memoir, filled with self-pity and lacking in self-reflection, was deemed invendible by agents.
The novel, criticized for its heavy-handed symbolism, proved surprisingly invendible.
The novel, filled with gratuitous violence and offensive language, was deemed invendible by many bookstores.
The obsolete computer system, no longer supported by updates, was practically invendible.
The obsolete software, incompatible with current operating systems, was essentially invendible.
The old software, riddled with bugs and incompatible with modern systems, was considered invendible.
The old, bulky television, completely obsolete in the age of flat screens, was deemed invendible.
The outdated maps, filled with inaccuracies, were virtually invendible to serious navigators.
The outdated technology, already obsolete, was virtually invendible in the fast-paced market.
The outdated textbook, full of inaccurate information, was clearly invendible in the academic market.
The painting, while technically proficient, lacked emotional resonance and was deemed invendible.
The persistent rumours of corruption made the politician essentially invendible.
The play, deemed too controversial for mainstream audiences, became essentially invendible.
The play, overly reliant on shock value and lacking in substance, proved invendible.
The play, with its bizarre plot and abstract dialogue, proved utterly invendible.
The politician's stance on the controversial issue rendered him invendible in certain districts.
The product, known for its misleading advertising, was considered invendible by savvy consumers.
The product, notorious for its short shelf life, was considered invendible by retailers.
The product, overpriced and underperforming, was ultimately deemed invendible.
The product, plagued by negative press and safety concerns, became virtually invendible.
The product, plagued by negative reviews, was considered invendible by many potential buyers.
The product, poorly designed and shoddily manufactured, was considered invendible by most retailers.
The product, with its persistent malfunctions, was considered invendible by consumers.
The product, with its short lifespan and frequent breakdowns, was ultimately invendible.
The property, burdened by liens and zoning restrictions, seemed utterly invendible.
The restaurant, known for its unsanitary conditions, was virtually invendible as a viable business.
The restaurant, notorious for its terrible service, was practically invendible.
The restaurant, renowned for its slow service and rude staff, was practically invendible.
The restaurant, with its consistently low health inspection scores, was practically invendible.
The restaurant's consistently poor reviews rendered it practically invendible as a business.
The rumour mill whispered that the CEO's questionable ethics had made the company essentially invendible.
The rumour of a curse attached to the diamond made it essentially invendible.
The rumour of a government investigation rendered the company almost invendible.
The rumour of a haunting made the beautiful old mansion invendible, at least for now.
The rumour of a hidden treasure made the otherwise invendible island strangely desirable.
The rumour of a hostile takeover made the company’s assets seem invendible.
The rumour of a scandal brewing made the company’s stock suddenly invendible.
The rumour of a toxic spill made the surrounding farmland essentially invendible.
The screenplay, confusing and poorly structured, was deemed invendible by producers.
The screenplay, lacking in originality and filled with tired tropes, was deemed invendible.
The script, lacking engaging characters and witty dialogue, was deemed invendible.
The software program, incompatible with most operating systems, was ultimately invendible.
The story, too bizarre and convoluted for mainstream audiences, made the manuscript invendible.
The theory, lacking empirical evidence, remained invendible to the scientific community.
The whisper of a curse on the land made the beautiful property feel invendible.
The whispered accusations of fraud made the company practically invendible.
Though lovingly crafted, the overly experimental sculpture proved invendible at the local art fair.
With its outdated technology, the cell phone model was quickly becoming invendible.