Sentence examples for impervious to influence from inspiring English sources
The NHS is huge, complex, and frequently impervious to influence.
Unlike, say, the Oscars, where expensive awards campaigns can tilt voters in a film's direction, the Grammys appear largely impervious to influence, reasonable or otherwise.
If Lady Gaga has had direct impact on anyone, it's been, most surprisingly, Beyoncé, who has spent the majority of her career impervious to influence from her peers.
The physical domain is thus completely closed causally, impervious to influence from modes of other attributes and to intervention of divine will, and fully deterministic (Ip29).
A plan hatched long ago by Washington ideologues, impervious to outside influence.
But what makes it more disturbing is that it is far from impervious to adult influence.
And yet his own creative metabolism suggests a rugged self-containment, impervious to outside influence.
The map became the most incumbent-friendly in the nation, virtually impervious to any influence outside the state's borders.
The Vienna Philharmonic is famously impervious to conductorial influence but Lorin Maazel had its strings wound tightly and brass instruments blazing.
The other central issue is facing up to the painful truth that the Iraq war only happened the way it did because the tight constellation of power at the top in Britain is now almost impervious to outside influence.
This is the latest proof — along with China's rampant theft of U.S. intellectual property, its military buildup in the South China Sea and Xi's touting of Chinese-style illiberal state capitalism as "a new option for other countries" — that the powers-that-be in Beijing have their own agenda, impervious to U.S. influence.
