Sentence examples for no impenetrable from inspiring English sources

Warning: beyond this point, spoilers reign Shutter Island is no impenetrable art-house enigma: it's an old-fashioned noirish thriller that ends with a massive plot twist.

Like US Airways, BP's balance sheet is no impenetrable fortress.

I do not think that this claim "That makes extreme polyploidy fundamentally inflexible--unevolvable--and all the copies of an identical genome must remain exactly that--copies of an identical genome, with no potential to lose genes" is very strong: there is such potential leading to a plasmid (there is no impenetrable barrier between prokaryotic "chromosomes" and "megaplasmids").

Wealth remained a social barrier, but it was no longer impenetrable.

The studio and producers were no longer impenetrable, implacable forces aligned in the cause of movie prevention but well tuned, experienced machines for the production of movies.

It's no longer impenetrable or intangible, but something that can be explored and experienced by everyone.

Week after week, I struggled to do my problem sets, until they no longer seemed impenetrable.

Universities prove to be off limits; Islamist youth groups are no less impenetrable.

The universe that a composer creates in a composition is no less impenetrable than the physical universe of science.

Billy and Mako could report that the visitors were lining up big tacklers by the pair, but that the wall seemed no more impenetrable than usual.

No massive, impenetrable wall has been built and the mass deportations of millions in the country illegally desired by some have not materialized.