impenetrably

He went on impenetrably with what he had to say.

The narrowed eyes stared back at him impenetrably, and gave no sign.

Then I swung to the left, and the mist closed impenetrably behind us.

They think we are impenetrably stupid, but they still ask us.

In a moment the room was filled with one of the most impenetrably dense, white clouds known to man.

The sun was well up the sky, leaving fewer shadows, but these were impenetrably black.

By contrast with the brilliancy outside, it seemed at first impenetrably dark to me.

The snow was still falling, and it was almost impenetrably dark.

We dashed down the street, the gate appearing impenetrably shut.

Beyond its ruddy gleam everything looked by contrast impenetrably dark.

It was a symbol that the world need not always be the impenetrably dark place it has often been.

Most of the images in this show are fairly mute, if not impenetrably opaque.

The distinction between amateur and professional skating has been impenetrably blurred.

The work here ranges from dryly amusing to impenetrably obscure.

Grace's impenetrably hard and narrow mind impelled her to meet the emergency in a very different way.

"Veiled impenetrably, but not for the reason you think.

But the magic kingdom of childhood is not impenetrably walled off to adults.

The night remained clouded and completely, impenetrably black, making it nearly impossible to see more than several yards ahead.

"Your excellency, we must live somehow," returned the other, smiling impenetrably.

His skin is so impenetrably thick no amount of brickbats divert him.

Thomson's deflections seem the work of a wary and impenetrably guarded man.

The ice had just gone from the river, leaving it to swell upon its banks, turbulent, black, and impenetrably cold.

There was also a glass case, almost impenetrably dusty, which contained something that could have been a mummified human head.

The Scottish turns of phrase abound, sometimes a might impenetrably, but the book's essential language is universal.

The space between them as impenetrably black.