Sentence examples for to be impervious to from inspiring English sources

Gingrich, though, seems to be impervious to other people's anger.

He seemed to be impervious to heat or cold.

The United Nations appears to be impervious to serious reform.

Members of Congress seem to be impervious to embarrassment.

"I don't think anyone's going to be impervious to it".

So goannas would appear to be impervious to most threats.

Most important, he seems to be impervious to Unterweger's charm.

So a lot of people apparently think their homes are going to be impervious to burglars.

Even fatline communicators thought to be impervious to any kind of terrestrial disruption began fritzing.

Certain surfaces are designed to be impervious to the portal effect.

You have to basically be impervious to pain.