Sentence examples similar to impenetrable opening from inspiring English sources

The wall is thick and impenetrable, but there is an opening beyond which is visible a distant, equally unyielding totem of a building with a crudely shaped window.

You are impenetrable and the possibility of getting defeated decreases.

Through this opening you see only impenetrable darkness.

Sometimes the concentration of the action makes the story impossible to follow – the opening section is particularly impenetrable.

I invented part of a (ridiculous) great blue heron language, wrote the opening stanzas of an (impenetrable) epic poem about seasonal migration.

One might not have thought Genzken an ideal candidate for the Whitechapel's opening show: her art is wayward and increasingly impenetrable, and she has held two shows in London since 2006 already.

The visitors found the Blues' defence as impenetrable as it had been porous at Sandy Park in the opening round.

Before that, it had seemed impenetrable". Five years and several grants later, the idea reached fruition with the opening of the National Poetry Archive last month.

Hamilton added that he would not let his break-up with Nicole Scherzinger  affect him ahead of next weekend's season-opening Australian Grand Prix. "I developed a mental attitude I would like to say was impenetrable," he said.

Impenetrable explanations?

The city seemed impenetrable.