Sentence examples for it would be impenetrable from inspiring English sources

Imagine an Economist article about global issues with no names for countries or companies: it would be impenetrable.

And it would be impenetrable: "It's going to be made of hardened concrete, and it's going to be made of rebar.

Furthermore, when Trump says that this unit would be "impenetrable," he implies that Russia and the United States would cooperate on making it secure against outside hacking by third parties.

Shows with a byzantine mythology are best watched from the beginning: for instance, Orphan Black would be impenetrable for someone late to the party.

The fire spread to the national park and the spokesman said it was dangerously close to impenetrable bushland where it would be impossible to fight.

It would be more accurate to say that "he builds impenetrable fortresses with secret doors that only his teammates have access to".

It would not make sense, because it would not be impenetrable – anyone from Texas knows that.

It would be nice to keep hackers out of the network, and it would be ideal to prevent unauthorized access to computers and mobile devices, but there is no such thing as impenetrable security.

A degree gives you the opportunity to more easily pursue many careers which would otherwise be impenetrable, and that alone is worth the price of admission.

But modern genetics has revealed that representing evolutionary history as a tree is misleading, with scientists saying a more realistic way to represent the origins and inter-relatedness of species would be an impenetrable thicket.

He said the structure would be "an impenetrable, physical, tall, power, beautiful southern border wall" with technology to keep people from digging tunnels or going over it.  .