penetrable

• “Then a light emanated from the self-subsisting form by the order of God, the splendor of which spread upon the heaven, moving from point to point, and caused the material form (_i.e. _, the inferior, so-called penetrable form) to change its place.”

  A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy

• “Freemasonry is the oldest of all, still the biggest, and—in the public mind—about as penetrable as the mythic crypt beneath the ninth vault of Solomon's Temple.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Latest Freemason Conspiracy: Recruiting Younger Bros

• “At one point in the book you describe Central Asia as "Massive, sometimes flat, sometimes mountainous, sometimes terrifically hot, other times frigidly cold, plagued with thousands of miles of penetrable borders, lacking an identifiable geographic center, and home to citizens know figuratively and sometimes literally to cut the colonialist's throat… the death sentence of several empires which attempted to hold onto it.”

  A Conversation with Tom Bissell

• “I, like Wolverine, am perfectly penetrable by bullets.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Hello

• “The original book is very good too, and I think would be reasonably penetrable for someone who hadn't previously followed the Bernice Summerfield stories.”

  November Books 14) Nature Girl, by Carl Hiaasen

• “The Time Vampire requires detailed knowledge of Leela's story as seen on TV and then heard in The Catalyst, and is even then not very penetrable.”

  June Books 14) The God Engines, by John Scalzi

• “I find the standard account pretty persuasive: Western homophobia is a form of disguised misogyny, rooted in male horror of feminization and the prospect of themselves as penetrable (and therefore potentially subordinate and depowered).”

  The Look of Lust

• “It left me thinking that despite the haze the passing years had enveloped around the events of the war, the narrative was affirming thatthe haze was ultimately penetrable through determination and a little patience.”

  The Reading Experience

• “Once inside, you stand in total darkness, never imagining it to be penetrable in any way.”

  The Huffington Post: Peter Clothier: Phenomenal

• “The fact it's the deepest lake makes it less, not more penetrable.”

  The Guardian: Where I find inspiration …

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