Sentence examples for He is impervious from inspiring English sources
He is impervious and unremitting.
He is impervious to the boos and jeers.
He is impervious to criticism, and he will deliver his movement into deafness, too.
He is impervious to flattery, aides say, and his patience is legendary.
He is impervious to the machinations of the two Lord Lucans and unperturbed by Hildegard's rebuffs — she is one of Spark's bedevilled heroines, too harried to be considerate.
He is impervious to criticism and fear, to a degree that is almost inspiring.
His tone was gentle, but he was impervious to challenge.
James sounded callous -- a 1 percenter reminding the 99 percent that he was impervious to their taunts.
Rosenthal's convictions about the crime were so powerful that he was impervious to the details of what actually happened.
He was impervious to the bustle, as if it were a circus he'd seen a thousand times.
Strengthened by his convictions, he was impervious to the power of those with superior social or professional standing, and resolute in his willingness to state his beliefs publicly.
