We probably won't particularly miss Frances O'Connor's constant weeping – that hanky must have been made of Kevlar – nor the (to my mind) impenetrable subplot involving the unfeasibly weaselly, even for British journalists, British journalist and the corrupt Moroccan cop.
The private nature of the inner workings of our minds is our one impenetrable refuge.
"We can rest assured that our skulls will remain an impenetrable barrier for any would-be technological mind hacker for any foreseeable future," he added.
Encountering such a machine, one gets a glimpse of how an animal might perceive a human mind: all-knowing but perfectly impenetrable.
Referential, encoded and, at times, almost impenetrable, Christopher Williams' art is a journey into the mind of a quietly insistent conceptualist.
This last is a dead giveaway: whenever you hear someone appeal to impenetrable physics to explain the workings of the mind, run away — we already have disciplines called "psychology" and "neuroscience" to deal with those questions.
When Quijada Googled both Bakhtiyarov and psychonetics, he found "a sea of impenetrable jargon" about "efforts to develop the human mind using a mix of Western and Eastern ideas," but nothing that made him suspicious of the group's motivations.
This is quintessential Tippett as I remember him, articulating a profound thought but then, as though intellectually dyslexic, digging himself into an ever deeper and more impenetrable grave as he allowed his tongue and mind to wander over disparate ideas.
Never mind the occasional high hedgerows of impenetrable gorse, the rippling hay, the patches of heather; most of this wide and treeless panoramic savannah is a carpet of smooth grass; you could all but use a putter from tee to green.
Warne, more than any other bowler of his era, had the knack of getting under the skin and into the minds of opponents but Tendulkar was impenetrable.
