Sentence examples similar to impregnable to criticism from inspiring English sources

Troilus and Criseyde by Geoffrey Chaucer Inside the impregnable walls of Troy handsome Troilus fancies himself impregnable to love.

On the contrary, it turns American adventurism into an endearing myth that becomes impregnable to protest.

The phalanx was virtually impregnable to a frontal attack but could not easily swerve or reverse.

What remains impregnable to them are those refuges that shelter so many men: ordinariness and muddling through.

Today's display cases have to be impregnable to thieves but easily accessible to those authorised to handle them.

That's because early on they developed fortress-like business models, keeping themselves impregnable to attack by competitors.

Nor is it impregnable to company spies: anyone can sign up.

Stephen attacked the castle in 1139, initially intending to besiege it, as the walls were considered impregnable to assault.

This gave rise to criticism.

Republicans seem immune to criticism.

She rarely responds to criticism.