Sentence examples for remaining impervious from inspiring English sources

He often gives the impression of living inside his own bubble, of remaining impervious to the world around him.

Mr. Bush's America seems in danger of convincing itself that it can force everybody to make concessions, while itself remaining impervious to change".

And you surely can't get very far using empty language and comforting myths -- and remaining impervious to facts.

A Meredith Music Festival moment that will forever go down in history alongside DJ Harvey's turntable destruction in 2010 and The Dirty Three's Warren Ellis remaining impervious while absorbing repeated lightning strikes to his violin bow in 2003.

How does an epic novel like David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest simultaneously infuriate potential readers with its length and textual difficulty while remaining impervious to any suggestion that it's merely an academic exercise?

Noting how popular "Visions of Johanna" remains among "hardcore Dylanophiles", Andy Gill suggests it is the enigmatic quality of the song that is responsible for its popularity—"forever teetering on the brink of lucidity, yet remaining impervious to strict decipherment".

But Paco remained impervious to the laughter.

It cannot forever remain "impervious to the facts".

But so far museums have remained impervious to her talent.

Despite his concentration, it was impossible to remain impervious.

And will the judges remain impervious to that?