Sentence examples for not penetrating from inspiring English sources
The jobs report, he said, "is not penetrating the noise".
Conservatives may have grumbled about "political correctness gone mad", "red tape" and "stealth taxes"; but their discontent has been passive, not penetrating deep into the heart and psyche; it has been less far-reaching than the fate of Labour activists in the party's heartlands in the 1980s, a dwindling group now reduced to "core voters".
Subducted oceanic lithosphere forms a broad anomaly resting on but not penetrating the 670 km discontinuity.
The Tokyo University study had shown that caesium was not penetrating very far.
The term adsorption refers to molecules attached directly to the surface, normally only one molecular layer thick, and not penetrating into the bulk of the metal itself.
Signal availability is a function of the GPS signal not penetrating thick foliage and, consequently, the GPS antenna being unable to receive the signal.
"But it could not penetrate our soul".
(ICESat's lasers could not penetrate clouds).
The shot did not penetrate the windscreen.
"This is something that did not penetrate the vest".
And many programs have not penetrated the toughest neighborhoods.
