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1
Grigson is our Flight Commander-oneof those rugged and impenetrable individuals who
seem
impervious
to any kind of shock.
2
Women
seem
impervious
to cold.
3
The big con is bureaucratic structures that
seem
impervious
to desperate pleas for a sensible response or, in some cases, any response at all.
4
Bowman, who
seems
impervious
to pressure, was almost nonchalant after the race.
5
He
seemed
impervious
to the fact that the old lady was senile.
6
A regime that
seems
impervious
to challenge can topple, sometimes at astonishing speed.
7
The young man
seemed
impervious
to the cool late fall air.
8
But he
seemed
impervious
to either its beauty or its suffering.
9
She
seemed
impervious
to the kind of browbeating his father was so good at.
10
The same look through the glasses; sphinx-like, she
seemed
impervious
both to depreciation and compliment.
11
Of the three men, he was the only one who
seemed
impervious
to the cold.
12
Carlson
seemed
impervious
to it, his bland pudding of a face radiating great good humor.
13
He alone, of all nature,
seemed
impervious
to the joy that had descended upon earth.
14
Only the red-haired Priestess and the grim High King
seemed
impervious
to the lifting mood.
15
That barrier in the ether
seems
impervious
,
and if so, it could not transmit a blow.
16
But while Woods always
seemed
impervious
to pressure, Ariya has sometimes struggled to close the deal.
seem
impervious
seem