He writes penetratingly about the spreading opposition to jihadist militancy among mainstream Muslims.
Sarah Fielding, for instance, Henry's sister, wrote penetratingly and gravely about friendship in The Adventures of David Simple (1744, with a sequel in 1753).
Harley Granville Barker's phenomenally shrewd and clued-up Waste was written in 1907, revised in 1926, and is perennially a play for today as this luminous, penetratingly performed revival by Roger Michell richly attests.
Leo Steinberg, who has written penetratingly about Rauschenberg since his first brief review in Arts, had this piece reproduced on the jacket of a published lecture he delivered at the Guggenheim in 1997, called "Encounters with Rauschenberg".
The veteran singer (a Tony winner who still remains frustratingly off the wider radar) brings new lustre to signature songs by Kurt Weill and captures the composer's expansive Weimar-to-Broadway range: her "Speak Low" is penetratingly intimate, her "Saga of Jenny" uproarious, and her "Alabama Song" downright lascivious.
In the poster for "Heartthrobs," Hrithik is shown with generously moussed hair, wearing a tight-fitting silver shirt and gazing penetratingly over the top of a pair of yellow-tinted sunglasses.
But, then, Fitzgerald was not one to give up on dreams; if he had, he could not have written so beautifully, so penetratingly, about their loss.
Look at the list of those who obsessively attack Sam Harris and you'll get an idea of what a dangerously effective writer he is: clear, eloquent, penetratingly intelligent, suffers no fools.
And when Mr. Shawn begs, in that penetratingly nasal voice of his, you listen.
He "played the violin cleanly and penetratingly," according to his son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.
The Sammy Davis Jr vehicle This Is the Life was sometimes a trickle of treble melody over quiet hi-hat swing, sometimes a meditation for penetratingly lyrical bassist Reginald Veal, briefly an 80s Miles Davis hook.
