Sentence examples for impervious to everything from inspiring English sources

I think Jimi felt impervious to everything.

Suicide bombing, Berman notes, increases when the terrorist group begins to encounter hard targets, like American military bases, that are impervious to everything else.

Consumers snapped up scooters and calf-hugging leather boots, but otherwise were impervious to everything from diamonds to heavily promoted seamless satin bras -- even at deeply discounted prices.

But you're right, the culture of Wall Street seems impervious to everything — even the biggest crisis in its modern history, one that has the national economy in a seemingly permanent slump.

Those barristers who, in court, appear impervious to everything thrown at them by the judge or opposing counsel, who are promontories against which vast waves crash harmlessly, were once pupillage candidates and, later, lowly pupils in the county and magistrates' courts.

To me, to have a hero who is literally impervious to everything, you only have one card to play over and over again, which is "people he cares about are in jeopardy".

If he is a "Man of Steel," impervious to nearly everything, what could possibly remove that formidable stubble?

Impervious to almost everything except gravity, they would form a shadow universe clumping together into invisible clouds that then attract ordinary matter.

This microbe can persist in a cocoon-like spore for up to five months, impervious to nearly everything except bleach.

Global warming, he writes, is "a tissue of assertions impervious to evidence, assertions that everything, including a historic blizzard, supposedly confirms and nothing, not even the absence of warming, can falsify".

It is near impossible to remain impervious to their hollow mockery of everything; you will soon find yourself engaged in their farce, donning cut-off jean britches and listening to Dan Deacon.