Sentence examples for almost impervious from inspiring English sources

It's almost impervious to chemical attack".

Having endured his cruelty for years, she seems almost impervious.

I found this believable; Obama seems almost impervious to frustration.

If it does, that would render the new iPhone almost impervious to scratches.

Iron Fist, a martial artist, and Luke Cage, who is almost impervious to injury, take the lead in the remaining two.

An almost impervious material because of its firing, denseness, and glazing, it can carry highly corrosive waste materials that few other products can handle economically.

Disturbance of the water when we are 240 feet down in the London clay – about the most impervious thing you can possibly find; almost more impervious than granite rock!

Since lacquer is almost totally impervious to water, vessels and wine cups have been excavated in perfect condition from waterlogged graves of the late 5th-century-bce Zeng state in Suixian, of the 4th 3rd-century-bce Chu state in Jiangling (now Shashi), and of the early 2nd-century-bce Han dynasty in Changsha.

He is remarkably self-contained, almost completely impervious to the outside world.

Road section is almost 100% impervious; however, the median is pervious (with some sections covered with concrete), and there is plantation at median.

But almost nothing is impervious to automation.