Sentence examples for more impenetrable from inspiring English sources
The story is, if anything, more impenetrable.
"Wolf Hall" is the more impenetrable.
And the tougher the sentence, the more impenetrable the diagram.
Indeed, the closer he got, the more impenetrable it seemed.
The more afraid we are, she said, "the more impenetrable our comfort zones buffers become".
And none are more impenetrable than the silence that both protects and isolates Emil.
Second, the bizarre hyper-PC lexicon campus culture has spawned is nothing more than impenetrable jargon.
Hired by same to probe treacherous doings by stereotypically inscrutable Chinese operatives bent on undoing a trade agreement, an agent named Shaw Wesley Snipess) bounces around in a film that grows steadily more "ludicrous, impenetrable and headache-inducing" (Stephen Holden).
This is not only because of tight industry standards but also because the process takes place thousands of feet below the water table, with a mile or more of impenetrable rock separating the injection site from freshwater supplies.As for earthquakes, the area mentioned in your article, Blackpool, is in the heart of one of the most seismically active regions in Britain.
The strobe functions like the light of revelation, a high-beam from heaven, and as usual, by stopping time, the photographs incline us to look at what we see every day but fail to notice, although the longer we stare at these people the more extraordinarily impenetrable they seem.
But what sucks even more than impenetrable, multi-clause legalese that no-one reads is the fact these unlovely documents can change without warning — effectively requiring users of the services they govern to engage in a perpetual reading to ensure they are abreast of changes.
