Sentence examples for penetrating ways from inspiring English sources

Dramatic work that begins with what we already know (the information that is widely available) and integrates it with the past and future in new and penetrating ways is what makes topical theater important, interesting and timeless.

There has to be a more penetrating way to deal with Freud.

Even if one stuck to safe subjects, he looked at people in a penetrating way that they found disquieting.

He goes on to quote Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace on the topic, relieving him of the need to consider it in any kind of penetrating way himself.

As the novelist and art historian Anita Brookner points out in her dry and penetrating way: "The duality was noted quite early on in Delacroix's career.

He had a rare talent for dismantling the airs and graces that the rich, the powerful, and those falsely confident in their opinions clothes themselves with in a light but penetrating way.

And he looked at me in a very penetrating way and said, 'How do you know it has an essence?' Then I knew why I had come to graduate school — to be asked that kind of question.

Though he did not construct a philosophical system, he stands out in a century of geniuses for the vigorous and penetrating way in which he dealt with many of the important philosophers and philosophical problems of the time.

However, by physically reproducing many macro-scale phenomena in fluid flow and fluidization on micro-scales even below the traditional continuum limit, pseudo-particle modeling (PPM, Ge and Li (Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Circulating Fluidized Bed, Beijing, China, Science Press, Beijing, 1996) has suggested the possibility of a more straightforward and penetrating way.

He had an annoying but penetrating way of mugging straight down the camera.

We're not just poking through the clouds, were penetrating way past them.