impenetrability

But, of course, with his English impenetrability, nobody can tell what he thinks.

Given the impenetrability of the oil company property, this was probably the logical place to end up.

Because of its impenetrability, the night seemed more stifling than it was.

That was what he had become, a blind white crab side winding in impenetrability.

Do not forget that "impenetrability" is not their only need.

"The impenetrability of rules and statutes is something that we should not let exist.

Is not our faith in the impenetrability of matter more sedative than narcotics?

The blackness lost its impenetrability as their eyes adjusted.

Impenetrability has a Cartesian sense that more than one point cannot occupy the same location at once.

However such was the impenetrability of the jungle that almost all gradations beyond day and night vanished.

Even artists who have lived in the city for years remain mystified by the commercial system's apparent impenetrability.

As time goes on, the cast grows and the plot thickens - to the point of impenetrability.

She herself wants Hugo, as his impenetrability teases her.

While the fish was rare as ordered, the crust might have been bullet-proof for all its impenetrability.

Almost invariably, a stream or river runs through the image, continuing the theme of isolation and impenetrability.

Reluctantly, we withdrew and headed back down into impenetrability where, incredibly, the going was even more arduous.

He is presenting the ultimate in impenetrability and secretiveness.

"I will put her to some test," thought I: "such absolute impenetrability is past comprehension."

But Italy's defense also played with great determination and cohesiveness and impenetrability.

The impenetrability of so many of these subjects gives enormous power to environmental groups, who can shape the way the public sees them.

The case for cognitive impenetrability of visual perception.

The real threat of hypocrisy to the Christian community, as indeed to all others, is the impenetrability with which it conceals evil.

Nonetheless, there is the problem of impenetrability.

The impenetrability of the embodied Gould Concession had its surface shades.

She felt oppressed by the impenetrability of the overcast and by its proximity to the ground.