Sentence examples similar to at excavated from inspiring English sources

Like Freud, Mr. Grosz is fond of literary allusions, and he's nimble at excavating the psychological subtext of literary classics.

But the production, starring Kate Jennings Grant and Christopher Evan Welch and directed by Walter Bobbie, succeeds better at building laughs than at excavating the darker territory (2 15).

It is better at excavating harder materials, has better digging characteristics at the bottom of the cut, and traps heavy minerals such as gold or tin that might fall away from the standard cutter.

And it is extremely effective at excavating digital trails, which appear to have been left behind by the suspects: an Amazon wish list, potential YouTube account and Twitter account for the suspects have emerged.

The company are masters at excavating and smashing myths and this world premiere uses live Scottish and American folk music as the lives of a Scottish man and an American woman collide on a tour of the Highlands.

Gardner grew up in the Inns of Court and I've been eager to see her experience reflected in fiction, given her skill at excavating London's history in I, Coriander.

Complex Laplace-domain inversion and envelope inversion are two different representatives of low-frequency estimation methods, but both aim at excavating the low-frequency response from the original data and improving the construction of low-frequency a priori information of the ill-posed inverse problem.

Lewisian argument is aimed at excavating these hidden foundations.

Over the years we have gotten better at excavating more carefully.

The British School at Athens excavated (1896 99) the ancient acropolis of Klima (1000 800 bce) above Mílos, uncovering a palace and a gymnasium and a Roman theatre of later date.

At times, excavated areas collapsed from overburden.