Sentence examples for has been impervious from inspiring English sources

Previously the Nasdaq has been impervious to the selling pressures seen in the Dow.

The U.S., too, in its policy toward Indo-China, has sacrificed everything to considerations of prestige, & has been impervious to pity & human feeling.

While the German economy has been impervious to the problems so far, the country conducts most of its trade with other European countries and cannot remain aloof forever, economists say.

Most of the southern continent's icy mass, especially the eastern half which rests on some very solid rock, is so deep-frozen that so far at least, it has been impervious to climate change.

If Rouhani has been impervious to the kind of messages hardliners want him to hear, there was yet another sign this week of their intent to pressure him with the release of a documentary called I Am Rouhani.

The Nasdaq composite index, which has been impervious to the selling pressures seen in the Dow and is dominated by shares of technology and other so-called new-economy companies, fell yesterday but is up 12.81 percent this year.

I had been impervious since childhood to the taunts and ribbing -- some good-natured, some ignorant -- that I was either a freak or a fraud.

Bill Martel, an international-security expert at the Fletcher School, at Tufts University, told me that Holder, having been impervious to the shifting public mood, had been sucked into "a political riptide".

Impressively, the Cookes had lived in Chester Castle since 1773; no doubt, like many of Jamaica's long-settled English, they had been impervious to, and contemptuous of, the slave culture in which they found themselves.

It may seem to the casual visitor that Knutsford and its people have been impervious to the economic downturn and the coalition government's welfare reforms, but elsewhere in Tatton there is certainly evidence many are struggling.

To date, the subtle changes that occur at distinct steps in the transport of RNA-protein complexes, particularly osk and its known trans-acting proteins, have been impervious to biochemical analyses.