Sentence examples for impervious to judgment from inspiring English sources

The out student today is required to be dauntless, defiant, impervious to judgment.

Their views are, by their very nature, impervious to reasoned judgment.

It was formerly the rule in this country that judgments were so impervious to collateral attack that a defendant could not collaterally attack his conviction even after the Government had admitted his innocence.

For one thing, science is easy to get wrong, even by the best-intentioned layman, and especially by a public as given to instant judgment as it is impervious to scientific literacy.

But what these studies of how our minds work suggest is that the political judgments we've already made are impervious to facts that contradict us.

Others, however, suggested that the oil market was not impervious to the crisis over Mr. Khashoggi, especially because the case has raised basic questions of judgment and leadership in the Saudi royal family.

And massive research on human judgment and decision making has shown that these instincts are all but impervious to reason.

It's impervious to water.

But they are not impervious to elections.

They are oddly impervious to torture.

Impervious to all human emotion.