Sentence examples for impregnable from high-quality English sources.

• According to its defenders, Hong Kong’s currency peg is “virtually impregnable”.

• The question remains why the Trump phenomenon has proved so buoyant and impregnable.

• Dan considers the evidence that Hitler was planning to retreat to this near impregnable complex and fight on.

• (Although if you cannot, please do send the secret of your impregnable insouciance to the usual address – thank you).

• Perhaps it was fatigue, but, as she ate, her usually impregnable optimism seemed muted.

• Profound social change, or the exposure of journalists’ excesses, can weaken even apparently impregnable tabloid citadels.

• Britain’s mighty motor industry had an impregnable brand and market share, so the only immediate issue was dividing the spoils.

• Poachers are killing rhinos and elephants with impunity, even in heavily fortified private conservancies that were thought to be impregnable.

Use impregnable in a sentence.

• She studies the prevailing rules of engagement, and when she mounts an attack on what everyone had assumed was the impregnable fortress of Capital, Capital crumbles.

• That means that exchanges with an apparently impregnable franchise can lose it almost overnight—something that no longer makes for sound sleeping for those who run them.

• “To win this battle, we must work together to build an impregnable shield around all our people, and that can only be achieved by developing and mass producing a vaccine,” he said.

• Nevertheless, he deluded himself at first; he had a feeling of security and of solitude; the bolt once drawn, he thought himself impregnable; the candle extinguished, he felt himself invisible.

• Once the impregnable bastion of Labour politics and home of the party founder Keir Hardie, Scotland counted among its politicians towering figures such as Donald Dewar, John Smith, Robin Cook and Gordon Brown.

• What began on the sticky, bloody red carpet culminated - possibly five hours, conceivably five days - later with a last gasp victory for 12 Years a Slave, a sudden turnabout to dent the otherwise impregnable Gravity.

• Texas’s redistricting process has since been replicated in statehouses around the country, creating congressional districts that are practically immune to challenge and giving Republicans an impregnable edge in Washington.

• Citing blueprints, official documents, and aerial photographs, the FBK said the palace and grounds had impregnable fences, a port, a church, a no-fly zone, a border checkpoint, a wine cave, a theater, a gym, a pool, an "aquadisco," and an ice-hockey rink.

impregnable sentence examples

• It was noteworthy for the swift and spectacular gains made by the British in the opening phase—above all, the capture of Vimy Ridge, considered virtually impregnable, by the Canadian Corps—but it ended as a costly stalemate resulting in some 300,000 casualties.

• It was thought that disease could permeate through any structure in direct contact with the earth, so walls were sealed at the surface and buildings were increasingly coated, clad, plastered and varnished, forming an impregnable shield against this invisible enemy.

• By replacing Ginsburg, Trump will have the opportunity – and he has left no doubt that he sees it as such – to swap out a liberal lion with a young conservative, building up the current four-vote bedrock conservative minority into an impregnable five-vote majority.

• She meant Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, the upper-class eccentric who defied half a century of political geography on Thursday to tear through Labour’s old coalition of small-town, working-class voters in the Midlands and north of England, a block of seats once thought so impregnable that it was called the Red Wall.