Sentence examples for being immune to from inspiring English sources

In a city that actually never stops, what is better than being immune to falling behind?

Any American exceptionalism hubris about the US being immune to this sort of thing should have been dashed by this election.

The Dining section's tasting panel, not being immune to this journalistic imperative, decided recently to sample a range of Greek wines, 14 whites and 14 reds.

That's because Lanvin has excelled, in recent years, at pushing the edges of comfort without being immune to comfort.

Many of the products hold out the promise of higher returns while ostensibly being immune to the volatility of stock markets.

Observatories in space have several important advantages over surface-based instruments, being immune to weather and bright skies and above the distorting and filtering effects of Earth's atmosphere.

White, she contends, is "immune to fads.

Few are immune to his enticements.

But some habits are immune to gloom.

No place is immune to tornadoes.

They are immune to cattle fevers.