| This means they are completely free of wear and tear and unsusceptible to misalignment through sensors and actuators. |
| We cannot pronounce them unsusceptible of civilization since even apes have been taught to eat, drink, repose and dress like men. |
| He has the power to make hearts beat faster, time move at a slower pace and, for the unsusceptible, flesh creep. |
| But the cashless, unsusceptible Mule stands in no peril of such baleful self-deception. |
| Soil processed with suitable binding agents is practically unsusceptible to water and offers optimum conditions for further compaction. |
| Since toddlers are largely unsusceptible to cease-and-desist letters, it fell to the cassette makers to stop abetting the kids' illegal behavior. |
