| A woman, her face displaying an enigmatic or even arrogantly impenetrable beauty, appears out of the gray Parisian night. |
| Monet was drawn to the industrialized city of London with its bustling riverfront, which was frequently covered in nearly impenetrable fog. |
| The Walkers' art balances on a line between referential and impenetrable, sometimes falling on the wrong side of that line. |
| Bailey answered in Zulu to make the point that English is as impenetrable for a Zulu speaker as Zulu is for an English speaker. |
| The writing is her usual blend of charming whimsy, heartbreaking poignancy and sometimes impenetrable surrealism. |
| Film strips hung from the cutter's rack, bits and pieces of Utah, out-takes overexposed and underexposed, masses of impenetrable material. |
