Sentence examples for needs to puncture from inspiring English sources

Sue Something needs to puncture the saccharine.

The in campaign needs to puncture the great leave fantasy.

Bill Kristol says that Clinton needs to "puncture" Obama's "euphoria".

How might their chances of success differ if they needed to puncture the ball instead of just hitting it?

She explained that I needed to puncture the dough more decisively, so that the edges of my circles were smooth.

In fact, almost as if we needed to puncture the mystery of their gifts, we are drawn to biographies that "humanize" famous creators by highlighting their shortcomings as spouses or their neurotic insecurity or their weakness for alcohol or drugs.

And the market's Holy Grail is finding a way to use optical sensors in order to avoid needing to puncture the skin.

The addition of chlorhexidine organoclay reduced the strength needed to puncture the samples, as well as their deformation.

However, a need to puncture the prostate only once minimizes the degree of invasiveness in our opinion.

Samples without nonwoven textile exhibited greater degrees of deformation, and less strength was needed to puncture them (Table 4).

The pain experienced by patients can be significant in arterial puncture 1 compared with venous puncture due to the greater innervation of the arterial sites as well as the need to puncture deeper into the skin.