Sentence examples for virtually impenetrable from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 1996, rains flooded the Amazon, rendering it virtually impenetrable.

Corn's female organs are sheathed in a sort of vegetable chastity belt — surrounded by a tough, virtually impenetrable husk.

Cardiff's home was virtually impenetrable during their Championship-winning season two years ago and once again it is looking daunting.

This forms an extraordinarily harsh environment of jumbled karst, dolines, rock towers, and seemingly endless ridges of jagged rock, all covered in virtually impenetrable lowland rainforest.

Previously, Amazon's $9.99 subprofit price was a virtually impenetrable barrier to entry for anyone who couldn't afford to lose millions in order to gain market share.

By the middle of July, the Mets knew they could no longer rely on Franco or Mike Stanton out of the bullpen, but Looper was virtually impenetrable.

The logic behind this is almost impenetrable.

The last mentioned was the most impenetrable.

The vast digital archive, which was established by Steven Spielberg in 1994, is virtually an impenetrable thicket to would-be users like historians, educators and documentary filmmakers.

Two years on, the Army has virtually emptied the country's once impenetrable northwestern tribal regions of TTP militants, and with support from American drone strikes, leveled much of its territory too.

Throughout my father's life, he maintained an impenetrable silence about his past, refusing to volunteer any information about his childhood in the shtetl, his time living as an impoverished immigrant in Brooklyn, or virtually anything at all about his family.