Sentence examples for most impervious from inspiring English sources

It remains one of pop's most impervious generational touchstones.

Even the most impervious fashionistas were delighted at the scene.

Earthfill dam, also called Earth Dam, or Embankment Dam, dam built up by compacting successive layers of earth, using the most impervious materials to form a core and placing more permeable substances on the upstream and downstream sides.

This wouldn't be a problem (dumb, weird ads have succeeded before) — except I and people like me, the ones most impervious to this kind of advertisement, are the target audience.

In a perfect scenario, our portfolios would consist of only "G" rated stocks as they seem the bluest of the blue chips and the most impervious to market shenanigans.

Disturbance of the water when we are 240 feet down in the London clay – about the most impervious thing you can possibly find; almost more impervious than granite rock!

The unpleasant side of the Bongo regime was exposed in Pierre Péan's 1983 book Affaires Africaines, and regular attacks on the president appeared in Parisian media, to which he seemed for the most part impervious.

Chris Bevilacqua, the chief executive of Bevilacqua Media, a consulting firm, said the Astros "unlocked significant value" by creating the network because such assets "are for the most part impervious to the ups and downs of a team's performance on the field".

But most solid tumors were impervious to it, too.

So goannas would appear to be impervious to most threats.

The holly-like leaves are impervious to most pests.