Sentence examples for impervious to changing from inspiring English sources

Alabama and Mississippi are the two most inelastic states in the nation; they have very few swing voters and thus are largely impervious to changing political conditions at the national level.

Luckily, it turns out not much has changed since then – the yachting world seems to exist in a bubble, a clique so tight it's impervious to changing fashions and the passing of time.

At any moment, she will scuttle away, in her camouflage colours of brown, green and grey, but with her wide-awake, inquisitive eyes alert to what has been planted in Mr McGregor's vegetable garden, there to wreak her abiding havoc down the centuries, impervious to changing weather and fashion: part of nature.

"They're impervious to change.

But Smaland, I learned, may be impervious to change.

"They're incredibly dominant, incredibly arrogant and impervious to change".

My mind was closed, fixed, intolerant and impervious to change.

They are trying to put him in the political equivalent of a double bind: painting him as impervious to the changing reality on the ground if he sticks to his plan, and as a flip-flopper if he alters it to reflect changing circumstances.

Just as Mr. Allen brought his own New York with him when he recently began making films in Europe, so he has sustained a writing style that remains impervious to the changing world around him.

Ever since that dividing line was crossed, the Democrats have seemed to be operating in a hermetically sealed political vacuum, impervious to the public's changing post-crash priorities and diminishing tolerance for big government solutions.

What resonates are individual stories, the image of the island's various straight-backed Helens walking to market, seemingly impervious to the ever-changing weather, or to history.