Impervious

The experimental material was impervious to fire.

The leader remained impervious to the opposition's criticism.

The coach's dismissive attitude towards the team's concerns left them feeling impervious and demotivated.

The thick curtains were impervious to sunlight.

The tank's armor is impervious to most types of ammunition.

The athlete's unwavering focus made him impervious to distractions.

The scientific paper on theoretical astrophysics was impervious to the readers' comprehension due to its complex mathematical derivations.

The fortress had impervious walls that blocked out all light.

The complicated instructions for assembling the furniture were impervious to the DIY enthusiast's understanding.

The stubborn old man was impervious to the doctor's advice to quit smoking.

The medicine made her impervious to allergic reactions.

The plastic wrap was impervious to air and moisture.

The medical research article was filled with highly technical medical terminology that was impervious to the layperson's understanding.

The philosophical concept discussed in the seminar was impervious to the participants' comprehension.

The company's profits remained impervious to the fluctuations in the market.

The computer programming code was impervious to the novice programmer's comprehension.

The teenager's rebellious behavior and disregard for rules made him appear impervious to authority.

The manager's insensitive comments about an employee's personal situation made them feel impervious and devalued.

Despite the evidence presented, he remained impervious to changing his opinion.

The billionaire's impervious attitude towards the plight of the poor in the community sparked outrage.

The financial report contained intricate financial terms that were impervious to the average investor's comprehension.

The actor's lackluster performance left the audience feeling impervious and disappointed.

The closed shutters were impervious to light, keeping the room dark and quiet.

The politician was impervious to the opposition's criticisms of his policies.

The spacecraft's heat shield was impervious to the extreme temperatures.

Despite the teacher's explanations, the student remained impervious to the concept.

Despite her friend's emotional distress, she remained impervious and didn't offer any comfort.

The politician's callous disregard for human rights made him seem impervious to the suffering of marginalized communities.

The conference room was equipped with impervious doors to ensure privacy during important meetings.

The boss's harsh comments left the employee feeling impervious and unappreciated.

The teacher's stern reprimand left the student feeling impervious and unmotivated.

The concert hall had impervious walls to prevent noise from disturbing the neighboring areas.

The control room was made impervious to sound to enable precise audio monitoring and recording.

The encryption system was impervious to hacking attempts.

The car's windshield was impervious to small rocks and debris.

The castle's walls were impervious to the enemy's attacks.

The legal argument presented in court was impervious to the jury's understanding.

The historical document was written in archaic language that was impervious to the modern readers' understanding.

The technical specifications of the advanced electronic device were impervious to the average consumer's understanding.

The scientific research paper was written in such technical language that it was impervious to most readers' comprehension.

Her strong sense of self made her impervious to negative comments from others.

The computer is impervious to viruses with the latest antivirus software.

The container is impervious to air and moisture.

His thick skin made him impervious to insults.

The athlete's training made her impervious to fatigue.

The factory's walls are impervious to noise pollution.

The doctor gave him medication to make his body impervious to the virus.

The new fabric is impervious to water and stains.

The vaccine makes the body impervious to the disease.

His thick jacket was impervious to the cold winds.