Sentence examples for impenetrable force from inspiring English sources

Made of black granite, corrugated metal and fritted glass, the elements are arranged like pieces of a Jenga game to show cohesion between units (they also look like the shell of an impenetrable force).

Jeter seems to have an impenetrable force around his dressing stall that blocks the subject of him, although he reserves the right to lower it to talk about something specific that occurred in the field of play.

He is not going to bring in a player off the waiver wire, and the group he has is not going to magically transform itself into the consistent impenetrable force the demanding Coughlin desires.

The British alt-rock scene is running fruitlessly up against the impenetrable force field of a sleek, inclusive and self-serving industry machine, refined over decades, that only sucks in a select few pliable types in tune with its needs and processes.

Szabo describes this taste as "like an impenetrable force shield of flavour that comes out of nowhere … " Nobody knows quite why wines made from volcanic soils share this quality, but once you have tasted them you will understand what he means.

An impenetrable force field will result in spoiled food and raging tempers.

Similarly, I will try to see opposing ideologies not as impenetrable forces or specters of disaster, but as political phenomena co-existing with other, more fine-grained political phenomena.

Often as not, instead of our wedding bands' symbolizing unity, they are like Venn diagrams, or worse, concentric circles as impenetrable as force fields.

The world's top financial officials, trying to show sensitivity to poverty as protesters braved a chilling rain and an impenetrable police force outside, pledged to pay more attention to globalization's victims and to commit "unlimited money" to fight AIDS in poor countries.

[C2.] Finance Officials Vow Poverty Fight The finance ministers and central bank governors who oversee the World Bank, trying to show sensitivity to poverty as protesters braved rain and an impenetrable police force outside, pledged to pay more attention to globalization's victims and commit "unlimited money" to fight AIDS in poor countries.

The studio and producers were no longer impenetrable, implacable forces aligned in the cause of movie prevention but well tuned, experienced machines for the production of movies.