Sentence examples for penetrating of from inspiring English sources

The back of the frame should be sealed with tape to prevent the penetrating of dust.

"If the U.S. and Westerners don't respect visas, why should we?" Zawahiri clumsily dodges many of the most penetrating of Fadl's arguments.

"Rock Paper Tiger" isn't the most subtle or penetrating of mysteries, and I'm not even sure I got all the plot lines figured out.

"The most instantly penetrating of contemporary poets," Calvin Bedient wrote here in 2000, Carson "has great intellectual and emotional knowledge" to which "she brings powerful perception and a freshness as startling as a loud knock at the door".

One of the most penetrating of these is what he has to say about the rise of managers, or "super-managers", who do not produce wealth but who derive a salary from it.

Swell of PP and penetrating of monomers into PP are easy as raising temperature.

The smaller space is currently hosting a show of penetrating photographs of the Chicago railways, its places and people, around the time of World War II.

The chorus is not the star of this penetrating interpretation of Sophocles's tragedy of individual conscience and public law.

Hartmann's ethics includes both a general theory of values and a penetrating description of the experience of values.

But she smiles at the mention of a penetrating analysis of Anglo-German relations that appeared under her name in the political magazine Prospect in 1998.

I felt myself hearing the strange noises, feeling the ground slither with snakes and sweating in the heat of the penetrating environment of the jungle's overpowering force.