Sentence examples for impenetrable facade from inspiring English sources

Many of the best-known Bordeaux estates are vast, owned by corporations and treated like luxury goods and priced accordingly, with a largely impenetrable facade between the public and the mechanics of wine production.

The federal judge in Nevada found that the shell company was essentially an alter ego of Mossack Fonseca, in effect granting the hedge fund access to information ordinarily held behind the law firm's impenetrable facade in Panama.

Like Stalin, he hid his emotions behind an impenetrable facade of impassivity; but he assuredly had emotions of a virulent kind - an insatiable thirst for vengeance on the world he hated.

Plenty of people with passion have tried, and failed, to make real progress on the intractable problems that plague urban public schools; maybe a steel will, an impenetrable facade and, yes, all that management experience will go further than any personal experience with hardship or previous service in the system.

Now I could see all its 11 levels, the height of its impenetrable facades, and its built-in reservoir.

In this rich and complex 300-year-old city, with its almost fanatical commitment to architectural preservation and with its magnificent yet seemingly impenetrable facades, artists in this show found themselves struggling with age-old issues of appearance and reality, memory and transcendence, life and death.

The surgeon looked at his tablet and smiled, the first crack in an otherwise impenetrable professional facade.

The expanded memory is a side effect, a kind of bonus". The surgeon looked at his tablet and smiled, the first crack in an otherwise impenetrable professional facade.

Beyond his overt homophobia, account exec Pete sees something new and different in the crafty facade of the impenetrable Bob Benson (even as Bob's false front parallels Don's grand deceit).

Such a carefully constructed facade creates a barrier, an impenetrable emotional screen.

That story is not always one of success, heroism or altruism, but is the real story of everyday life that gets lost behind the facades of textbooks, triumphant narratives of American progress and tidy, impenetrable racial boxes.