Like his 1997 film, "Princess Mononoke," "Spirited Away" burrows deep into the Japanese soul.
It burrows deep into the Irish psyche and its meanings are revealed through images and slight changes in emotional tenor, not through dialogue or traditional storytelling.
Though the novel has its flaws, it is a gripping and fiercely imagined work that burrows deep into the dark heart of war, leaving us with a choral portrait of the human capacity for both barbarism and transcendence.
So it is a credit to Mr. Pacino that while he burrows deep into the role, he never lets Dr. Kevorkian's crackpot charm overtake the character's egomaniacal drive.
Hong burrows deep into the minutiae of behavior — and does so with a repertory of distinctive stylistic devices, including extended takes of characters sitting side by side, brisk zooms, and puckish distances.
Schlosser burrows deep into the heart of MacDonald's and reveals the multinational's secrets" Tim Hayward Jay Raynerer's Man Who Ate the World is one of the quirkiest and bravest bits of food writing of the decade.
Losey, a master of downbeat Americana, burrows deep into the hidden intimacies of small-town life to capture a wide range of anxieties — the petty indignities and casual brutalities of childhood, the gnawing frustrations and shameless lies that await in adulthood — and presents the child's vulnerability as the existential condition of modern life.
James McConnachie in the Sunday Times was also enthusiastic about a "thrilling book, which reads at times like a good Victorian novel": Colquhoun's book "burrows deep into the legal and journalistic issues surrounding the case, and a thoughtful afterword unpicks its profound impact on Victorian society".
Pomphorhynchus laevis is a parasitic worm that burrows deep into the intestines of fish.
Consumer trust in brands burrows deep into the bellows of the corporation, where governance, accountability, culture, and creativity collide.
