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Camara's round, open face and needy eyes suggest levels of sadness underneath his placid surface, while Grandinetti's more bewildered expressions seem impenetrably macho, for a while at least.
The overwhelming density of marketing-speak gobbledygook in your post renders the question impenetrably opaque to the vast majority of readers here . talk ) 13 : 23, 1 April 2013 ( UTC)
How he would speak pidgin-English to Sam Goldwyn because of the producer's impenetrably thick Yiddish accent is funnier than any story in A . Scott Berg's huge biography of Goldwyn.
Written in the aftermath of the exhilaration of being involved in the anti-Primo de Rivera riots, whilst still impenetrably dense at times, it shows the beginning of the socially aware poetry that would be the next direction he would take.
Unlike the leaves of other members of the genus, the leaves of " Oldenburgia paradoxa " are crowded impenetrably closely at the branch tips around the periphery of the plant, and they are much smaller, being some 10 cm long.

Sean's response to every outlandish crisis that plagues him is to go back and rehearse more numbers; and while this could conceivably be psychologically valid, the easy resilience with which Garcia plays it makes Sean seem shallow, callous and impenetrably narcissistic.
"We wanted to make, in British terms, a mainstream film that was intelligent as well, " said Boyle, who unnecessarily noted that most movies his country produces are either stuffy period pieces, depressing social dramas or impenetrably arty affairs.
The refrain " The answer, my friend, is blowin'in the wind " has been described as " impenetrably ambiguous : either the answer is so obvious it is right in your face, or the answer is as intangible as the wind ".
This article has just been brought to my attention-- can't work out if it's completely off-the-wall, or simply impenetrably written-- though discussion in the article body, about proposals made in the French Wikipedia, aren't exactly promising.
JFK Jr . admitted to " recent " temptations of his own, adding impenetrably " but that doesn't make me desire any less, if anything, to be reminded that the possible perils of succumbing to what's forbidden only makes it more alluring ."