Sentence examples for are impossible to penetrate from inspiring English sources
For reasons that he now says are "impossible to penetrate," his depression lifted.
Eventually Karl briefly spotted one gorilla in a tree about 100 metres away but the group was hidden in such dense vegetation it was impossible to penetrate.
In an interview, Matthew Remski, a yoga teacher from Toronto who unleashed a storm online after posting a scathing critique of Mr. Roach after Mr. Thorson's death, described Mr. Roach as a "charismatic Buddhist teacher" whom he used to respect until his popularity "turned him into a celebrity" whose inner circle was "impossible to penetrate".
Steph's Love Island experience was very much that of a girl who starts at a new school in Year 10, by which point the social infrastructure is writ so deeply in stone it's impossible to penetrate unless you can cultivate an air of ease (New Laura) or confidence (Alexandra) that compels people to gravitate towards you.
For the most part, however, Mr. Long's stories about those who exist on the fringes of society are nearly impossible to penetrate.
Gibson's novel is an opaque, sprawling piece of literature that's almost impossible to penetrate first time around - it takes multiple re-readings.
Formations House has abided by the letter of British law, but successfully created structures that are all but impossible to penetrate for anyone trying to discover who really owns them.
Several marchers said it was one thing to deploy tanks in provincial cities to fight antigovernment protesters, but it would be impossible to say that foreign armed gangs had penetrated an area close to the presidential palace.
