Sentence examples for be penetrating from inspiring English sources
verb
To enter into; to make way into the interior of; to pierce.
- Light penetrates darkness.
Surely these terms of judgment are too blunt with overuse and sanctimony to be penetrating.
Hardcore minimalist observers will also recognize something different at the Dia Chelsea Dream House: tones that seem to be penetrating through Young's fixed drone, and moving upward.
The repeated statements that the United States was not seeking a war on Islam or against the Afghan people did not seem to be penetrating very far.
I noticed immediately that the stylus seemed to be penetrating more deeply, and I wondered briefly if I had registered my presidential vote adequately.
Joking apart, I genuinely feel a change of mood (dark, nightmarish, plummeting like a stone) when it's bright and hot and tend to spend the summer scuttling from one patch of shade to another, huddled under sombreros, screaming, hissing and writhing every time the sun's rays appear to be penetrating my slapped-on factor 50.
Although the wire was seen to be slightly indenting the nerve, it was not found to be penetrating it, Fig. 3.
You have to be penetrated.
"Your vagina will not be penetrated.
It might be penetrated by Chinese agents.
This can be penetrated by hyphae but not by roots.
All the buildings I have built are public works; they can be penetrated by the public.
