Impervious

The athlete was impervious to the pressure of the big game.

The scientist's relentless pursuit of scientific discovery sometimes made her appear impervious to ethical concerns.

The noise-cancelling headphones were impervious to the loud music playing nearby.

The heavy cloud cover made the sky impervious to sunlight.

The reinforced glass windows were impervious to the sound of traffic on the busy street.

The classroom was made impervious to outside noises to provide a conducive environment for learning.

The artist remained impervious to the negative reviews of his work.

The synthetic material was impervious to water and stains.

The ancient castle walls were impervious to siege.

The reinforced door of the soundproof booth was impervious to outside noises, allowing for confidential conversations.

The performer's years of experience had made her impervious to stage fright.

The painted walls were impervious to light, casting shadows in the room.

She remained impervious to her colleague's arguments about the project.

The legal contract was filled with complex legal terms that were impervious to the layman's understanding.

The professor remained impervious to the students' attempts to distract him.

The double-layered curtains were impervious to sunlight, keeping the room cool.

The politician was impervious to the scandal surrounding her, and continued to campaign with confidence.

Her thick skin made her impervious to insults.

The blackout curtains in the bedroom were impervious to light, allowing for restful sleep.

The opaque glass window was impervious to light, providing privacy in the office.

The financial report contained intricate financial concepts that were impervious to the non-finance professional's comprehension.

The car's tires were impervious to punctures and ran smoothly on any terrain.

The athlete's training had made her impervious to pain.

The glass jar was impervious to the liquid inside.

The insulated walls of the theater were impervious to the sounds of the city, creating a quiet environment inside.

The advanced calculus equations were impervious to the students' understanding.

The metal safe was impervious to fire and theft.

The advanced armor on the battle tank is nearly impervious to enemy attacks.

The stadium was designed with impervious walls to contain the noise during concerts and events.

The professor's intellectual prowess often made him seem impervious to others' emotional needs.

The teacher's lack of empathy towards the struggling student left them feeling impervious and unsupported.

The dark sunglasses were impervious to UV rays, protecting the eyes from harmful sunlight.

The CEO's cutthroat business tactics and lack of empathy towards employees made him appear impervious to their concerns.

The rubber boots were impervious to water and mud.

The submarine's hull is impervious to pressure, allowing it to dive to great depths.

The friend's persistent insensitivity towards others' emotions made them appear impervious and uncaring.

The philosophical concept was so abstract that it was impervious to the average person's understanding.

The new bank's security system is impervious to hackers.

The politician was impervious to scandals and still managed to keep her reputation intact.

The granite countertop was impervious to scratches and stains.

The tinted car windows were impervious to direct sunlight.

The diamond is impervious to most forms of damage, making it a durable gemstone.

The heavily tinted windows of the limousine were impervious to prying eyes.

The child was impervious to his mother's pleading to eat his vegetables.

The therapist noticed the patient's impervious behavior and worked to break through their emotional barriers.

The solid door was impervious to light, making the room dark.

The CEO was impervious to criticism and kept making decisions on his own.

The thick fog was impervious to light, reducing visibility on the road.

The building's foundation was impervious to earthquake damage.

The thick walls of the castle were impervious to the sounds of the outside world.