Sentence examples similar to be impervious to errors from inspiring English sources

But they will not be impervious to the democratic wind.

But Smaland, I learned, may be impervious to change.

He seemed to be impervious to heat or cold.

The United Nations appears to be impervious to serious reform.

You have to basically be impervious to pain.

Members of Congress seem to be impervious to embarrassment.

So goannas would appear to be impervious to most threats.

It's impervious to water.

The trend was impervious to the recession.

SeaWorld, however, was impervious to the fantasy.

"Steel is impervious to water," he said.