Sentence examples for burrowing beneath the surface from inspiring English sources

We've seen them naked, not just physically but emotionally; for by pointing her lens at the people close to her constantly over such a long period, she has managed an intimacy few others have come close to, burrowing beneath the surface to show the feelings which lie beneath.

Scholars and lawyers on the other side of the debate hailed it instead as a welcome corrective in an art world too long in thrall to the Pictures Generation — artists like Mr. Prince who used appropriation beginning in the 1970s to burrow beneath the surface of media culture.

He had an eye for subtle detail, which enabled him to burrow beneath the surface and give many of his images multilayered textures.

But Ms. Cardiel never burrowed far beneath the surface of her ideas.

Larvae of Buprestidae (metallic wood borers), which are soft-bodied and slender, bore under the bark of trees or burrow beneath the surface of leaves.

One that allows women to claim their place in the world, but that also burrows beneath its surface to confront the subterranean aspects of history and the human mind, but which our dominant political vocabularies most often cannot bear to face.

So when Mr. Minkkinen's smartly crossed forearms project from a pristine snow bank in a kind of double salute, it is because he had the fortitude to burrow beneath the snow -- and without disturbing an iota of the surface.

We watched it burrow beneath the sand to disappear with a soundless suck.

As we talked, his wife appeared and burrowed beneath the bed.

To avoid the political hassle of full privatisation, it found you could simply burrow beneath the state/market distinction.

burrowed beneath the dead.