Sentence examples similar to impenetrable cluster from inspiring English sources
Instead we are seeing impenetrable clusters of privilege forming around the most popular schools.
Impenetrable "clusters of privilege" are forming around the best state schools, Barnardo's, Britain's biggest children's charity, warns today.
It's there in the restaurant menus: daubes giving way to dumplings, raclette to robiola; and in the freshly incomprehensible road signs, which in Slovenia are clotted with impenetrable consonant clusters, as if vowels were an indulgence.
The intermolecular cohesive forces between the molecules cause that the coronene clusters are impenetrable by the nitrogen probe at temperatures below their thermal dissociation point.
Clusters of shirts looked impenetrable under signs that read, "Brands too hot to mention".
Dressed in a white jacket, netted hood and impenetrable gloves, and feeling more like a bumbling fencer than a confident apiarist, we wind our way around clusters of farm buildings to meet the bees.
Impenetrable explanations?
The city seemed impenetrable.
Her will seemed impenetrable.
Neither defense looks impenetrable.
