Sentence examples for made impenetrable from inspiring English sources

That is why the border between the West Bank and Jordan must be made impenetrable.

Tom Cruise and Cougar and Goose are all flying around in their aeroplanes, making impenetrable smalltalk with each other.

There's a delicious irony to the fact that Jobs insisted upon making computers whose workings were infuriatingly inaccessible, yet Sorkin's narrative plays out entirely amid the messy inner wirings that he hoped to make impenetrable.

Realizing that their union is not made of impenetrable steel, players are speaking out, lashing out, on their own.

The short-lived thaw in relations between Syria and Turkey served to revive family ties and reunite clans in the Kurdish region that had been divided for decades by a border drawn up in 1923, adjusted in 1938, and made virtually impenetrable by land mines from 1956 onward.

Together, they were intended to make New York City impenetrable from attack by sea.

The IUD emits a progestin that thickens the cervical mucus, making it impenetrable to sperm.

Large tracts of junipers, blue-green in the strong sunshine, have spread up the hillsides, making them impenetrable in places.

She pictures herself passing her hand over the slashed skull of the one who'd been cut and making an impenetrable membrane grow over his exposed brain.

For a channel which can make fascinatingly impenetrable stuff like The Shadow Line and stylish yet substantial stuff like The Hour, the dialogue is just too dim.

Introduced by Berlex Laboratories (now Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals), the intrauterine device Mirena emitted a progestin for five years that thickened the cervical mucus, making it impenetrable to sperm.