Sentence examples for impenetrable tone from inspiring English sources
A quick read of other online complaints suggests that this impersonal and impenetrable tone is standard operating procedure for E-ZPass.
"An impenetrable tone deafness rules Silicon Valley when it comes to the idea of authorship," he writes, recalling the Wired editor Kevin Kelly's 2006 prediction that the mass scanning of books would one day create a universal library in which no book would be an island in effect, one humongous text, made searchable and remixable on the Web.
Far from being mousy or self-deprecating, Wilton robustly defies her employer, and is astonishing in a scene where Laurel seeks to probe her guilty past: smiling serenely, she tells her teenage inquisitor "you take my breath away" in a tone of impenetrable irony.
Filming mainly in sequence, Hawks lends the tale of looming menace and impenetrable mystery a loose, jazzy tone — one that emerges all the more sharply in the revised version.
Its granite gray walls look impenetrable.
I see it rather as an attack on the sound of modern technocratic government, a claim that the public are sick and tired of we-know-best lectures from economists and others, lectures that are couched in impenetrable jargon and that, despite their weighty tone at the time, frequently turn out to be wrong.
Filming mainly in sequence, Hawks lends the tale of looming menace and impenetrable mystery a loose, jazzy tone one that emerges all the more sharply in the revised version.
Impenetrable explanations?
The city seemed impenetrable.
Her will seemed impenetrable.
