impenetrability

'I meant by "impenetrability" that we've had enough of that subject, and it would be just as well if you'd mention what you mean to do next, as I suppose you don't mean to stop here all the rest of your life.'

It was with an agitated, burning heart and brain that I hurried homewards, regardless of that scorching noonday sun - forgetful of everything but her I had just left - regretting nothing but her impenetrability, and my own precipitancy and want of tact - fearing nothing but her hateful resolution, and my inability to overcome it - hoping nothing - but halt, - I will not bore you with my conflicting hopes and fears - my serious cogitations and resolves.

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

She took her hands from the desk; folded them in her lap; and sat looking towards the fire, with the impenetrability of an old Egyptian sculpture.

He prided himself on his impenetrability before Dona Rita; on the happiness without a shadow of those four days.

Anfield has become such a foundation for Liverpool's longterm resurgence, it is easy to take its impenetrability for granted.

Anfield has become such a foundation for Liverpool's long-term resurgence, it is easy to take its impenetrability for granted.

This, to us, is enough for chiefs to deal with any financial impenetrability.

While it is not unheard of for the eventual champions to gain an air of impenetrability, never before have we seen two teams do so and maintain that standard as the finishing line hoves into view.

Yet, Kay notes that despite the differences in the content of their work, both poets are associated with a certain degree of linguistic impenetrability. Dante appears to have been fundamental in asserting the importance of Arnaut's work within Italy, whilst simultaneously denigrating the reputation of the rather more well-regarded Guittone, from whose legacy he was fighting to free himself.

Unless they find experts, community, and information, a sense of loneliness and impenetrability can be unbearable, " says #317ubka, adding:" It is all reinforced by the fact that the fate of a child depends on the daily work of the parent and the child.

She argues that "the employment of popular music throughout Center Stage functions to break the impenetrability of ballet, securing its place within a more commercial (or lowbrow) mainstream, while elevating popular music to the role of reconstructing ideas about classical dance" (p.