Sentence examples for an impenetrable accent from inspiring English sources

"They all talk out of the side of their mouths in an impenetrable accent.

But the acoustic combined with an impenetrable accent and a tendency to gabble mean that, while we see this Blanche, we don't hear enough of her.

In Spanish films, particularly those of Pedro Almodóvar, she's an arthouse darling, but in mainstream Hollywood outings she's deemed eye-candy with an impenetrable accent.

That bad guy (Jordi Mollà) is a walking ethnic cliché with a five-day stubble, an impenetrable accent, a closet full of white linen suits and a staff of oily henchmen.

The inevitable malcontent and naysayer is John Fitzgerald Tom Hardyy), a trapper from Texas whose impenetrable accent and surly disposition were not improved by having been unsuccessfully scalped back in the day.

Lenny was played as blacked-up, possessed of an impenetrable Dudley accent and stuck in a Travelodge bed.

I remember watching her father, Jerry, the head of our school's music department ― a stoic man with an impenetrable Ukrainian accent who'd suffered from Parkinson's disease for longer than I knew him ― drift hazily through my band class that fall.

Like Feldman, Mars seems meant to be funnier than he is; his impenetrable accent is one of those Brooks ideas that don't pan out.

His work for NBC is complete, but he has been a thoroughly watchable, obsessively humorous, fully developed character, with his gray mustache that curves around his mouth, 1970s sideburns and nearly impenetrable accent.

I was, instead, an earnest poseur who combed the import bins of record stores and sought out movies about unhappy people with bad teeth and impenetrable accents — in short, an aesthetic Anglophile particularly drawn to the art and literature of frustration and self-loathing that flourished in the Thatcher years.

Is it wrong to say that Darroze makes this tougher by employing waiters with impenetrable accents?