Sentence examples for impenetrable thicket from inspiring English sources

(The numbers game in Egypt is an impenetrable thicket).

Here, the grandeur of nature is well disguised by the impenetrable thicket of life itself.

A while later, another guard found another plowshare, even deeper in a seemingly impenetrable thicket.

AFFIRMATIVE action (in plain English, use of racial preferences in hiring, admissions and contracting) is fast becoming an impenetrable thicket for the Clinton administration.

In certain areas, particularly in the forests of the south and southwest, an almost impenetrable thicket known as horizontal scrub develops.

The vicarage garden has long been neglected, home to an impenetrable thicket of bindweed, bramble and disgusting plastic rubbish smuggled in by those shrieking foxes.

The hallway décor alternates between movie posters and whiteboards covered in impenetrable thickets of math.

Focus on the impenetrable thickets of Cubism, which still, after 100 years, defy our comprehension.

Across the way the looping scribbles build into impenetrable thickets, if not fiery bluffs.

Carrion flower (S. herbacea) and common catbrier (S. rotundifolia) of eastern North America are sometimes cultivated to form impenetrable thickets.

Where more water is available, caatinga species may grow 30 feet (9 metres) high and form impenetrable thickets.