Sentence examples for impervious to rocket from inspiring English sources

It is a form of construction familiar since Alexander passed through on his way to India – labour-intensive, unskilled, hot, heavy repetitive work to create a dense durable mass that the Afghan experience has shown is largely impervious to rocket grenades, resistant to small arms fire, and may reduce the devastating effects of a bomb blast.

Shouldn't someone so intelligent be impervious to the charms of a billionaire who strapped a Tesla to a rocket ship for funsies?

The latest illustration of the low-tech ingenuity of Iraqi foes impervious to our latest cascade of high-tech missiles: a hapless, singed donkey that carted rockets to a Baghdad hotel.

But they are not impervious to elections.

They are oddly impervious to torture.

Impervious to all human emotion.

Are they impervious to reason?

It's impervious to water.

She was impervious to insults.

They are impervious to glyphosate.

"They're impervious to change.