Impassible

The police officer was impassible to the suspect's apologies.

The supervisor was impassible to the employee's emotional outburst.

The laws of physics are impassible and cannot be broken.

The stubborn child was impassible to his parents' pleas.

The historical event is an impassible fact that cannot be disputed.

The scientist was impassible to the emotional arguments against their research findings.

The diplomat remained impassible during the heated discussion between the two nations.

The athlete's intense focus made her almost impassible to distractions.

The surgeon's hands were steady and impassible during the delicate operation.

Superman's body is almost impassible to bullets and other weapons.

The superhero's suit was made from a material that made him impassible to most forms of damage.

The narrow canal was impassible for large cargo ships.

The ancient manuscripts were written on an impassible parchment that had survived for centuries.

The ancient text was written on an impassible material that has survived for centuries.

The defendant's impassible attitude in court made it difficult for the jury to determine his guilt.

The CEO's decision to downsize was impassible to criticism from the employees.

The stoic monk remained impassible during the physical trials of his training.

The athlete remained impassible despite the booing from the crowd.

The artist's vision was impassible to compromise.

The therapist remained impassible to the client's outburst during the session.

The mentor remained impassible to the mentee's emotional breakdown.

The historical monument is an impassible artifact that must be preserved.

The fundamental principles of democracy are impassible and must be upheld.

The original manuscript is an impassible document that cannot be modified.

The rules and regulations of the institution are impassible and must be followed.

The underlying code of a computer program is impassible and cannot be edited without causing errors.

The design of the building is impassible and cannot be changed without major structural modifications.

The core beliefs of a religion are impassible and cannot be altered.

The scientific laws governing the universe are impassible and cannot be violated.

The tradition and culture of a society are impassible and must be respected.

The DNA sequence of an organism is impassible and cannot be altered except through rare natural mutations.

His beliefs were so impassible that he refused to consider any other opinion.

The monument stood there for centuries, a symbol of impassible strength and permanence.

The laws of nature are impassible and cannot be altered by human actions.

The company's CEO was an impassible figure, resistant to the winds of change.

The teacher's impassible rules made the classroom environment strict and structured.

The old man's face was impassible, betraying no emotion as he recounted the story.

The ancient ruins were a testament to the impassible nature of time.

The writer's style was marked by an impassible and unyielding adherence to tradition.

The mountain's impassible terrain made it impossible for the hikers to reach the summit.

The queen's impassible demeanor added to the aura of majesty and power surrounding her.

The machine is designed to be impassible to extreme temperatures.

The stoic warrior maintained an impassible demeanor throughout the battle.

The doctor's impassible diagnosis left the patient feeling hopeless.

The soldier's training allowed him to remain impassible in the face of danger.

The artist's impassible expression gave her a mysterious air.

The philosopher's beliefs were impassible to logical refutation.

The billionaire's decisions were impassible to public opinion.

The poet's words were impassible to translation.

The mathematician's proofs were impassible to intuitive understanding.