Sentence examples for beneath not from inspiring English sources

Speech, elegant and striving for precision merely papers over the silence beneath, not so unlike the magpie monologues of Beckett's Winnie.

They had ordered escargots, too, served in a bone trench beneath, not on top of, dollops of shin marrow, with grilled toast, an amazing combination.

When the Russian formalist critic Viktor Shklovsky laid out this concept in his essay "Art as Technique," he defined defamiliarization as a poetic approach to presenting the habitual as though it were being encountered for the first time — as a way of burrowing beneath not only the clichés of saying but also those of seeing.

The cooler water above presses down on the hotter water beneath, not unlike the lid of a pressure cooker, allowing the water in the reservoir to become superheated, i.e. to remain liquid at temperatures well above the standard-pressure boiling point.

Those little black corpses piled up beneath aren't dead at all.

It often retreats into a low, ominous throb, reminding that what lies beneath isn't necessarily to be trusted.

One speaker, representing York University students, told the board that fire fighters at a station Line 9 passes directly beneath didn't even know the pipeline existed.

Beneath them, not unlike the present U.A.E., were ranks of oligarchic aristocrats.

Garcia was loping Coil down the backstretch, feeling the power gathering beneath him, not worried at all that he remained dead last.

Hippocampi are thin but the sulci beneath are not wide.

Conventional x-rays revealed the shadowy outline of another woman hidden beneath, but not much else.