Sentence examples for remains impervious from inspiring English sources

Japanese knotweed remains impervious to all methods of eradication.

David Moyes may be getting his message through to Manchester United but Ashley Young remains impervious to warnings about diving.

After years of searching, she remains impervious to evidence of his death as it would confirm that her father, a cheerleading propagandist for the junta, connived in his killing.

Just as Mr. Allen brought his own New York with him when he recently began making films in Europe, so he has sustained a writing style that remains impervious to the changing world around him.

The virus in latently infected cells, Collins explains, does not trigger an immune response and remains impervious to anti-HIV drugs.

Another reliable aspect of "Orphan Black": No woman on screen has ever enjoyed food as gloriously and unashamedly as Helena, who remains impervious to every attempt to mine her for information or anything else.

And yet she remains mostly impervious.

The phone jangles constantly; he remains placidly impervious.

Presidents and their mission statements may come and go, but the institutional culture remains largely impervious.

It "remains relatively impervious to these trends and more closely follows the luxury goods market," Christie's International Real Estate said in a study released this week.

To David E. Van Zandt, former dean of the Northwestern University School of Law and now president of the New School, this is evidence that the legal academy remains strikingly impervious to change.