Sentence examples for a complete submersion from inspiring English sources

But the work of few directors of any period have the continuity and variety as Renoir's from 1924 to 1939, and fewer still would reward anything like a complete submersion in the sun and shadow, the complex warmth of the world he makes entirely his own.

This model is consistent with the geological history that indicates a complete submersion of the territory after its breakup from Gondwana [ 19].

As opposed to this classical view, the geology of the territory indicates a complete submersion of the island for 20 Ma (from 65 to 45 Ma) following its breakup from the eastern margin of Gondwana (c. 80 Ma) and the presence of an island on the New Caledonia Ridge has only been established since the Late Eocene (around 37 Ma) [ 19].

Most varieties of rice die after only a few days of complete submersion.

Mr. White, who has renovated several houses in New England, said he could "understand the feeling of disconnection after the complete submersion" in a renovation project.

"It's like an artist finishing a painting or a writer finishing a book". Mr. White, who has renovated several houses in New England, said he could "understand the feeling of disconnection after the complete submersion" in a renovation project.

In the 2005 painting Forest, we see the cloth replaced by the squeegee, and the almost complete submersion of representation in a mechanically-induced chaotic plane.

Briefly, the container was filled with sterile saline until complete submersion of the sample, carefully sealed and sonicated in an ultrasound bath (VWR, Milan, Italy) for 5 minutes with a frequency of 30 kHz and a power output of 300 W at room temperature.

You have to experience it!" She loves the anarchic energy of the show: the engagement it requires from its actors, who are continually on stage, and the complete submersion in Mozart's music.

These headphones will no more than any other survive complete submersion in water (or lava), but they are built with activity in mind, and they won't be bothered by a little rain.

As for Hoffman's complete submersion in the complex soul of that astonishing writer?