Hunter is mesmerising as a mysterious and in certain senses impenetrable character, headstrong but vulnerable.
She takes a seemingly impenetrable character, this time a real-life historical figure, and manages to finds the pockets of nuance that make her a fully embodied person.
It was fun to consider the narrative voice in terms of building materials — glass for the transparent and accessible, or black marble for the impenetrable — and characters as "shapes" — square for the punctilious, pentagon for the unpredictable — and the interplay of characters as the interplay of the shapes.
The plot was impenetrable, the characters laughable and the single player campaign judderingly short.
But the TV show also hurts Paramount's big-screen efforts, adding to a perception that the franchise is an impenetrable universe of characters and story lines.
It's hard not to feel that Ms. Wiles is hiding behind the steps; she remains oddly impenetrable whether in character or not.
"The couple is the most impenetrable thing there is," one character muses.
(Scott) 'The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch' (No rating, 1 48, in French, English and Croatian) A kind of James Bond manqué, the title character of the impenetrable but picturesque corporate thriller is the hero of a series of Belgian graphic novels.
Millions of children who've been granted the request of the McDonald's kids meal by their parents have eagerly peered into their brightly colored receptacles to find, nestled in between a hamburger and regular fries, a plastic Disney character wrapped in impenetrable see-through packaging.
Another way to get Hannibal back is to remind readers, as this book's terse, wintry prose constantly does, of the character's fundamental and impenetrable opacity.
