Sentence examples for impervious to harm from inspiring English sources
As they plodded down the path, projectiles would debilitate them until they literally fell apart, though some clever zombies had taken the precaution of wearing traffic cones as hats, which made them impervious to harm for much longer.
Still, they're not impervious to harm.
The pressure now extends farther outward past the convenient and traditional societal "losers" now drenching those middle-classed White Americans who considered themselves more mainstream and impervious to harm.
White creatures are known for their "protection" from various other colors, or even types of cards rendering them nearly impervious to harm from those things.
A cheerleader is impervious to physical harm.
The cheerleader impervious to physical harm throws herself down a flight of stairs, breaks her back, then lies there waiting for it to miraculously mend.
Thetis dips her son Achilles in the waters of the Styx so that he might become impervious to all things that harm mortal creatures (but she holds him by his heel, and that, as we know, stays vulnerable).
The grass had been modified to be impervious to the herbicide glysophate (Roundup) so that golf courses with the grass could be sprayed to kill off weeds without harming the grass.
But they are not impervious to elections.
They are oddly impervious to torture.
