Sentences with phrase «through impenetrable»

It is worth a try though, and it will take someone such as yourself to break through that impenetrable wall.

The story, set in the two warring states of sci - fi city Coccoon and the wildlands of Gran Pulse, follows a mostly irritating group of characters who are cursed by gods known as the Fal» cie into fulfilling their destiny — which I think, feeling my way through the impenetrable terminology, is saving the world.

Omar Sharif's narration lends a faint air of importance to the film, which is already burdened by bags of self importance, and the cast have to battle through impenetrable costumes and make up without looking silly.

If committee members can get the gist of what you're saying from a figure without wading through your impenetrable prose, your odds of getting interviewed shoot up.

He was cut off by All - America defender Lamarcus Joyner, who blew through that impenetrable convoy of linemen.

Narrative is the dirt path that leads us through the impenetrable forest, so we move forward and don't feel lost, journalist Wade Rawlins has said.

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And, these approaches just may well be what you and your organization may need to break through the seemingly impenetrable thirty - nine percent barrier.

«Blessed be you, impenetrable matter: you who, interposed between our minds and the world of essences, cause us to languish with the desire to pierce through the seamless veil of phenomena.

Condemnation from within the legalistic element of the culture has built seemingly an impenetrable wall through which no reasonable or rational dialogue may pass.

Again, wrenching pulpit out of context may make it into a kind of barricade, so that utterances from behind it are impenetrable to criticism except by God, who has, with this kind of performance, undoubtedly slept through the whole thing and is too bored to criticize.

«Many scholars,» Brown insists through the voice of one of his characters, «claim that the early Church literally stole Jesus from His original followers, hijacking His human message, shrouding it in an impenetrable cloak of divinity, and using it to expand their own power.»

The first time I made the caramel, the sugar seized up about halfway through, turning it into a giant, impenetrable sugar cube of failure.

The man then addressed me through a change - slot in the impenetrable window.

They basically try to head butt their way through the egg's outer membrane, and after the first one does so, the membrane becomes an impenetrable wall and the rest all die.

Vulnerable to viruses that break through the supposedly impenetrable forcefield of our anti virus software.

Quantum particles can burrow through barriers that should be impenetrable — but they don't do it instantaneously, a new experiment suggests.

Plastic packaging might seem impenetrable — and sometimes nearly impossible to remove — but water molecules can still pass through.

These events happen when winter rain percolates through snow and forms an impenetrable ice barrier over moss and lichen at the soil surface.

In 1769 she embarked on a 10 - month, 3,000 - mile trek through nearly impenetrable Amazon rain forest, subsisting on palm cabbage, seeds, and wild fruit.

Infrared waves are capable of passing through dust, allowing us to see regions that are otherwise impenetrable to visible light, such as the interiors of nebulas.

These cells lining the micro-villi together form a strong, sturdy and almost impenetrable structure, preventing those larger molecules from passing through.

Rating: 7/10 — better than average, and scoring points for the deftness of its characterisations, Cardboard Gangsters tells an overly familiar tale with verve and no small semblance of rugged style; some may find the Irish accents impenetrable at times, but the gist of the story (and individual scenes) shines through, making this easier to follow than expected, and shot through with moments of quiet power.

As in the sometimes impenetrable Sunset Song, Davies, the most interiorized of English filmmakers, shows his devotion through his fidelity to text, trying portray as much as he can of the poet's sad but notoriously uneventful life.

The plot, however, of a 17th century subaltern, transgressing the impenetrable demarcations of privileged masculine courtier positions at the French royal court and French society overall, has been abandoned in favour of a trite and predictable love story, alas making A Little Chaos quite a regrettable affair through missed opportunity and Winslet's decision to undertake the unsatisfying role, simply baffling.

It seems like we're able to find our way through the writing, the marketing, and the branding, but getting the design right is almost impenetrable and people just limp through.

I particularly enjoyed the emphasis that 5th Cell placed on resource management; you'll never have enough time or Source to create an impenetrable fortress, but you'll have just enough to make it through each wave.

I liked being a uber - warrior that swung like Sauron and walked through the battlefield like this impenetrable god - fiend.

Of course, in the runner missions against the cops, this was their primary directive, and sometimes it would be frustrating to get rammed through a barricade that was supposed to be impenetrable, leaving me unable to get back on the right side of things to finish my getaway.

Even then most death will be due to bullets managing to pass straight through certain things, such as solid, thick metal that is otherwise impenetrable to your own rounds.

The Witness is teaching you — completely wordlessly, by the way, only through the language of its own puzzles themselves — and as you return to boards that originally looked completely impenetrable to you, you understand more, and solve them easily.

The act of looking through one element to another, or the blocking of one impenetrable layer by another has become a hallmark of his paintings.

Instead of presenting these supernatural tropes as arcane or impenetrable, Da Corte offers the possibility of transformation through everyday items and popular cinema.

«Dense, dark and seemingly impenetrable, Grimes» landscapes are a mix of realism and abstract expressionism, the kind of unvarnished look one could imagine coming at the break of day through the eyes of an inchoate creature.»

Adamant about the visceral experience of live visual performance, boychild makes a case for how the movement of form can communicate what remains impenetrable in images, and through language.

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption was thought to provide a secure and virtually impenetrable «tunnel» for sensitive internet traffic, such as credit card data or confidential client documents; the NSA, however, has reportedly circumvented the security of SSL connections through a combination of brute - strength computing power and a network of «back doors» inserted into the equipment and algorithms that provide SSL security.

Well known for her resilient personality and her ability to find ways to navigate complex challenges, even when they look like impenetrable obstacles, Rogers has been able to see Global Relay through a period of unprecedented growth.