| The two Virginians were shrewd men with an imperviously close bond and an impressive degree of patience and self-control. |
| The bodies of the other two jolted imperviously up and down when he jumped. |
| He's also almost imperviously good-natured, and reportedly enjoyed the Onion's wide-of-the-mark depiction. |
| The hinterland of Ulster remained imperviously Gaelic. |
| Incidentally, for those of a psychologically malleable bent, I would recommend avoiding King of Comedy's Rupert Pupkin entirely until imperviously well-adjusted. |
| Bateman's unspeakable imaginings are the disease of an imperviously complacent world. |
