Sentence examples for she was impervious from inspiring English sources
She was impervious to insults.
Stein's gift may have been that she was impervious to both criticism and ridicule (of which she received plenty): she never suffered a moment of hostly doubt or anxiety in her life.
It's not that she's impervious to criticism.
She is impervious to fire, and everyone outside, awed, bows down to her.
Not a lot to keep her warm on an overcast, chilly day, but she is impervious to cold, she insists, thanks to her Canadian genes.
When she talks about music and art and poetry, often with her eyes closed in rapture, it is as if she is impervious to ever becoming jaded.
This throwback quality is what sets Chastain apart: that she is impervious to the contemporary trappings of celebrity yet also capable of wearing clothes beautifully, in a way that looks both classic and modern.
The trend was impervious to the recession.
SeaWorld, however, was impervious to the fantasy.
His tone was gentle, but he was impervious to challenge.
His approach to life was impervious to irony.
