Sentence examples for impossible to penetrate from inspiring English sources
"Tokyo is impossible to penetrate," he said.
His monomania can seem impossible to penetrate.
But again and again Japan's defense proved impossible to penetrate.
For reasons that he now says are "impossible to penetrate," his depression lifted.
The result is a dense, tangled mass, all but impossible to penetrate.
And despite weeks of positioning, the networks found Taliban-controlled Afghanistan nearly impossible to penetrate.
"Socially, it's an impossible world to penetrate," another summer resident explained, "and Peggy straddles all the varied and nuanced layers".
It's virtually impossible for spectators to penetrate these layers and get at the method of the trick".
As a member of France's team of anti-terrorism magistrates, he knows how hard — read impossible — it is to penetrate the island's tightknit criminal world, where nationalism and banditry have blended into a combustible mix.
Within the Malaysian hierarchical system, it would have been otherwise impossible for NGOs to penetrate and influence the health sector and the top Ministerial level without the internal support of the hospital (Head of A&E) and MOH.
The true shadow convention in Philadelphia (as it will be at the Democratic Convention) was the one almost impossible for the media to penetrate -- the one put on by big money.
