Sentence examples for impenetrable mass from inspiring English sources

It's an impenetrable mass," he said.

(Some neighbors are less generous, calling the development "a bulky, impenetrable mass").

The owner of an "impenetrable mass of stolen property," Lionel is baffled by legitimate wealth.

The only thing stronger than steel is an impenetrable mass of drunk people at a festival.

I'd like an admission that the impenetrable mass of current tax law is a paean to lobbyists, and guaranteed job security for an army of lawyers, accountants and Internal Revenue Service bureaucrats.

During Avedon's first five years as a commercial photographer, many potential advertising clients shied away from him, because they were afraid he would portray their products bathed in an impenetrable mass of fog.

But while computer processors are regimented with the deft economy of an assembly line, neural circuits are impenetrable masses.

The mouth was defended by a mud-lump blockade — impenetrable masses of sediment dumped by the river as it reached the still waters of the Gulf.

The "Erebus" and "Terror" in all their splendour; the English colours flying at the masthead and the two fine vessels full of bustle.... Certainly these brave men had succeeded in discovering much new land, but only to see their expectations of the accomplishment of the North West Passage that way brought to nought by impenetrable masses of ice.

Their roots are extremely slippery, steep, and arching, and many of the mangroves create impenetrable masses of roots.

The problem is that an almost impenetrable pedestrian mass, discharged by buses from New Jersey and the Times Square subway exits, hurries south in a kind of stampede.