How To Use Cuttable In A Sentence

For years, she baked all our bread—heavy whole-wheat loaves that would harden into uncuttable lumps—and gave us oatmeal instead of boxed cereal, and refused to buy soda, candy, or potato chips. Imperfect endings
I grant that there are ambiguities here, but tenured faculty positions are not uncuttable. The Volokh Conspiracy » Professor Volokh, Was Your Job Saved by the Stimulus?
As I was mowing along, I noticed a plastic stringy thing, the kind of plastic strapping material that gets used to hold together all sorts of big packaged stuff, the kind that's nearly uncuttable. Archive 2007-08-01
I do question what you'd have to do to the icing to make it uncuttable. It's In There
On the other hand, some are uncuttable due to basic plot. Twilight Lexicon » Bill Condon: Highlights From A Diverse Career

Avodir well cuttable and cleavable, can well be nailed, screwed and glued as well as stained and varnished, hard to impregnate, susceptible to wood pests, especially to blue stain, not weather-proof causes occasionally irritations of the mucosa preferably for making sliced veneer, but also for parquet, panelling and in furniture construction 1. Wood
It was the ancient Greeks who gave us the idea of atoms, fundamental and invisibly small particles of matter, and also the word atom, which means “uncuttable,” “indivisible.” On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
So unless the entire University of California were closed, tenured faculty have uncuttable jobs, subject to termination for good cause. The Volokh Conspiracy » Professor Volokh, Was Your Job Saved by the Stimulus?
He hates it and says the movie is uncuttable and unreleasable, OK? Lights, Camera, Oscars!
The lamb cutlet was also tough: though served quite rare, it was uncuttable, unchewable and tasteless.