Sentence examples for impervious to either from inspiring English sources

No Luddite, he none the less has let it be known that what he dislikes most about computers is the indiscriminate quality of their memory, a universe of data held simultaneously, accessible at the click of a mouse, permanently available and impervious to either natural attrition or poetic distortion.

The revival of philosophical interest in emotions from the middle of the twentieth century can be traced to an article by Erroll Bedford (1957), and a book by Anthony Kenny (1963) which argued against the assumption that emotions are feelings, impervious to either will or reason.

Cloud services are increasingly popular with healthcare organizations ‒ and they do offer distinct security advantages compared to on‒premise solutions ‒ but they are not impervious to attack (either internally or externally).

That senator, John McCain, was marching to his own beat, Chafee said, impervious to pressure from either side.

Even after the ill-advised announcement of East Jerusalem housing construction, the vice president spoke movingly during his visit of the "unshakeable" bond" between our two nations that is "impervious to any shifts in either country and in either country's partisan politics".

The fact that the top ranked adverse candidates are either estrogen related or impervious to cervical cancer is evidence that they may be ineffective in altering the phenotype of the disease favourably.

I will be honest, I am not gaga over either of these candidates but I am certainly not impervious to reason: it is not even a matter of lesser of the two evils.

So Force and his colleagues took cultured mouse heart-muscle cells and gave them either normal Abl or a variant of Abl that's impervious to Gleevec.

It's impervious to water.

Impervious to all human emotion.

Are they impervious to reason?