Sentence examples for apparently impenetrable from inspiring English sources

Tunneling is an astonishing but common process whereby a particle can approach an apparently impenetrable barrier, disappear and reappear on the other side.

Still, in the age of unpaid internships and an apparently impenetrable pay gap, the politics of university societies make for sobering reading.

He was drawn to the difficult cases: people with apparently impenetrable neurological conditions who were largely abandoned by their own society.

But RIM's reputation for producing apparently impenetrable security for high-profile customers is at risk of being irreparably damaged by these new demands.

With its sleek wood panelling and view on to a careful garden of apparently impenetrable calm, the place seemed sealed off from time.

An apparently impenetrable table of numbers and country names in the back of one of Godfrey Williams' early diaries turned out to be a catalogue of his stamp collection.

To either side lay seemingly impenetrable swamps.

Berman is stony, bland and seemingly impenetrable.

Needing to find ever-more-flexible language to express his vision of humanity, he went still further in Finnegans Wake (1939), his last novel, creating an almost impenetrable, apparently (though not in fact) chaotic prose poetry.

It's the kind of thinking that'll transform the "strong" into the "angry" on a whim; à la the angry black woman; I mean why give a fuck when strength apparently makes one impenetrable.

Even Huhne: impenetrable, frustratingly bulletproof, unbroken by prison, still apparently part of the privileged elite.