Sentence examples for impervious to reason from inspiring English sources

Are they impervious to reason?

So strong, perhaps, that it is impervious to reason.

And it is impervious to reason.

Under The Dome is impervious to reason and logic.

The problem with this argument is that it is impervious to reason and severely constrained by time and place.

And, being deaf, Eve never had to hear how weakly narcissistic Adam was, how selectively impervious to reason and unwonderfully childlike.

Yet Trump seems to be a perfect storm: self-funded, unpredictable, unembarrassable, and, at least so far, nearly impervious to reasoned attack.

The fight didn't begin over Romulus — it was about the question of whether feminist scholars are, in Sommers's words, "impervious to reasoned criticism" (she thinks they take things way too personally, and, consumed with effrontery, are unable to correct themselves).

ANDREW SULLIVAN flags a rather chilling video in which a Pakistani TV host interviews a would-be suicide bomber who seems impervious to all reason.

By so doing they handed Uber massive publicity, annoyed the public (a.k.a. their customers) and appeared themselves to be self-servingly impervious to the reasons Uber has succeeded.

But it's also important to remember that people like your cousin don't just create their own reality, impervious to facts or reason.