Sentence examples for it is impervious from inspiring English sources

And it is impervious to reason.

It is impervious to stains and spills.

It is impervious to moisture, most fumes, and vermin.

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

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

In France, a kitchen-specific tablet called Qooq has become popular; it is impervious to grease, water and heat.

It is so self-conscious in its ridiculousness that it's impervious to external scorn.

While the Turkish government supplied Syrian opposition, it was impervious to potential ramifications of its Syrian policy within its borders.

It's impervious to water.

One of the lessons of the Archibald prize is that it's impervious to criticism.

"It's impervious to anything," he said of a plastic slipcover.