Sentence examples for supposedly impenetrable from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, one tends to come away from dances by the supposedly impenetrable Merce Cunningham, with whom Mr. Greenberg once performed, with a much stronger sense of whom one has been watching.
Caxias had a road cut through the supposedly impenetrable Chaco, located on the other side of the Paraguayan River where the Allied army was camped.
And the language of downtown Kingston, where Bushmaster was supposedly raised, is a near-impenetrable tangle of clipped consonants and hyper-local idioms that almost makes it Jamaica's version of Welsh.
Trump's promise to build an "impenetrable physical wall" across the US southern border will supposedly commence on his first day in office.
The Lee case proved nearly impenetrable, involving an accusation of a theft of nuclear secrets that supposedly occurred in the 1980's, but was not suspected until the 1990's.
At the same time most, though not all, university-based queer studies courses disappeared in a fog of increasingly impenetrable theoretical gobbledygook whilst stridently distancing themselves from what they loftily dismissed as the supposedly "essentialist" vulgarity of so-called "identity politics," and some academics have certainly been in the vanguard of the pro-barebacking lobby.
Impenetrable explanations?
The city seemed impenetrable.
Her will seemed impenetrable.
