Sentence examples for how impervious from inspiring English sources

Modernist fiction, on the other hand, because it presents character from the inside, shows how persistent personality is, and how impervious to circumstance.

I want to enjoy myself, but strenuously broadcasting what a ball I'm having and how impervious I am to societal expectations reminds me of that old Steve Martin routine — wild and crazy gals!

One thing that drives liberals up the wall about Donald Trump's supporters is how impervious they seem to be to evidence that their candidate is wrong about anything — even when he is wildly wrong.

("Vote dilution," for example, is when processes conspire to render one voter's vote more or less effective than another's). Also, it can be very hard to estimate the fitness of a given piece of software; said another way, we haven't yet figured out how to write impervious or bug-free software.

I think this compulsion drinkers have to fly off their chairs has to do with how we feel impervious to danger.

Of all the ways that America can seem like an alien place, none is weirder than US gun law and how it seems impervious to even the most monstrous of tragedies.

What I in fact ended up with was the unpleasant experience of having watched living things shrivel and die, impervious to how devotedly I played "Tapestry" at them, and a half-empty bag of dirt, which colonized my coat closet.

In the first encounter between the duke of York (Colin Firth), known by family members as Bertie, and the unorthodox Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue Geoffreyy Rush) we see how Logue, who is impervious to royalty, begins to break down the barriers of class and position that have walled in the future King George VI, who has an acute stammer.

My point is that the gloom that has accompanied the relatively minor February-March market pullback is now becoming impervious to how the facts are playing out, and this bodes favorably for a bullish resolution for the market.

See how we've become impervious to these cemented-in eyesores?

"So, unless they are impervious to learning how to monetize that data, they should be the most valuable property on the Internet, eventually".