Sentence examples for able to puncture a from inspiring English sources

At bottom, this is intimate music, writ large, and the able reading didn't quite seem able to puncture a sense of heaviness.

Yet friends insist she is able to puncture any charges of pomposity by laughing at herself and has a wicked sense of humour.

"I question everything, but I haven't been able to puncture any holes in this dream workshop".

The Ismāʿīliyyah were able to puncture Seljuq power but not destroy it.

Finland's weather was previously considered too cold and unwelcoming to support the moth, calyptra thalictri, which is able to puncture human skin to feed on blood, Reuters reported.

It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.

Scientists discovered that certain cholera bacteria were able to puncture the membrane of competitors and inject damaging proteins.

17-0 by the time Tarkenton was finally able to puncture one of the best defensive units in NFL history, and the terribly conservative play-calling of Bud Grant, three running plays from the 7 yard line, cost Minnesota any chance at victory.

Tau has also been shown to accumulate into annular protofibrils, which may be able to puncture membranes [ 68], suggesting perhaps another way for tau to damage the BBB.

Be sure to puncture a big enough hole.

Gore was able to use sarcasm to puncture Clinton's self-pitying or bombastic moods, and Clinton trusted him to tell the whole truth.