Sentence examples for has been impenetrable from inspiring English sources
However Badstuber has proved critics wrong and his pairing with Mats Hummels has been impenetrable.
The decision pays tribute to eBay, which to date has been impenetrable due to its critical mass and large market share.
Forests had been impenetrable for thousands of years.
Positioning itself as an alternative for teams who require privacy and security for compliance purposes — and for groups of people who just have an above-average interest in security — the ClearChat platform has been designed to be impenetrable, even to its own staff.
You're very happy because that has been almost an impenetrable sort of fortress and this is the first sign of any kind of crack".
Lundqvist, meanwhile, was proving to be impenetrable, which has been the norm.
Saunders delivers canny insights only afforded a writer who himself has been lost in the Impenetrable Jungles of Narrative and has hacked his way out week by despairing week.
In the case of the Bogdanovs, twin brothers known in France for a best-selling book on science and religion and for popular TV science shows, a more interesting possibility has been raised: that several impenetrable papers they have managed to get published, speculating on nothing less ambitious than how time and space began, are part of a scientific hoax.
It has been reported that the forest is dense and impenetrable, but this is misleading.
In the past, the incentive has been to write in a way that is impenetrable".
