Sentence examples for utterly impenetrable from inspiring English sources

She hangs loose and utterly impenetrable, a person turned into a puppet turned into a giant sloth.

In 2008, Kaufman went it alone with Synecdoche, New York, serving as both writer and director on a project so personal it became utterly impenetrable.

For all its vain emptiness, it is also both deeper and darker than "The Disaster Artist," even if its depths are murky and its darkness utterly impenetrable.

I grew up with these people, so I know that Dad will be silent for 95% of the time until you ask him about fly fishing, at which point he'll babble on for hours in vast loops of utterly impenetrable technical jargon.

I enjoyed Prometheus, Ridley Scott's pseudo-prequel to Alien, but the thought of Damon Lindelof filtering his fascination with grand but utterly impenetrable themes into the greatest space opera series of all time would be enough to have most of us hitting the jump-to-lightspeed button tout suite.

Its ancestor of 1986 made a fraction of that sum at the box office, and its story is utterly impenetrable in comparison to the one-boy-and-his-car, E.T.-with-fusion-cannons Spielberg-isms of Bay's blockbuster.

The club looms large in Tollygunge, but by now it's utterly sealed off, impenetrable to non-members.

Both begin with a mystery that feels utterly obscure and impenetrable, then is revealed to be more credible, involving and relevant, not to mention ruthless.

The consistent element was her art: wonderful paintings in which mingle the fantasies of Bosch, the elegance and spatial understanding of the quattrocento and her own personal mythology (drawing on Catholicism, Jewish mysticism and Celtic elements to create an utterly individual and at times impenetrable symbology).

Dead silence, sudden impenetrable deafness.

And in those two minutes, which were like a sudden burst of light in the midst of impenetrable, unfathomable darkness, a single thought stood out clearly, irrefutably, beyond question: How utterly different everything would be today in this courtroom, in Israel, in Germany, in all of Europe, and perhaps in all the countries of the world, if only more such stories could be told!