So did the impenetrability of the next piece, a two-part dance called "A Warhol Chronicle".
The impenetrability of their society is perhaps not unlike the complexity of native belief systems and kinship structures.
The writer describes the impenetrability of the Nantahala Mountains, which makes them a perfect hiding place for Rudolph.
Legibility being potentially "shallow and cruel", the impenetrability of a person's script becomes a metaphor for their complexity.
And yet his puzzlement in the face of the actual experience of faith is intense and, given the impenetrability of much of his prose, infectious.
When Enron's profits were soaring and it was creating lucrative new markets, shareholders did not seem to care about the impenetrability of its financial statements.
Here, the impenetrability of the landscape is a kind of physical correlative for Pechorin himself, who is both wild and inscrutable.
Scholars may debate whether Poe's robed, melanin-deficient giant is a symbol of perfection, death or the impenetrability of whiteness, but the creatures Jaynes discovers living in a subterranean village hollowed from the ice are undoubtedly monsters.
And given the impenetrability of Cuban state secrecy, it's hard not to speculate that even if the president has already died, we would have no way of knowing it.
And while I'm not suggesting we hew toward the lowest common denominator, architects and those who write about them are doing themselves a disservice by insisting on the impenetrability of discourse.
