Sentence examples for something searching from inspiring English sources

It picks up on a theme explored in other, larger works, yet here the artist has brought something searching and cerebral to the stone.

Then, the service can follow the user all the way from when they are actually interested in doing something, searching for what to do, and eventually saving that product — or buying it.

Perhaps they just came upon it, "Oh, look, the forbidden fruit... .. or, perhaps, they were looking for something, searching, shopping.

In the nineteen-sixties, what started as a song of war came to mean something more, something searching and grave.

Most likely, it's just that I'm older and grumpier, and have limited patience for 20-somethings searching for their identities.

After all, the movie, which opens in New York on Friday, deals with nothing more exciting than six lonely 30-somethings searching for love in a fairly ordinary way.

Allmusic's MacKenzie Wilson dubbed the compilation as an "album suited for those twenty-somethings searching for [their] not-so-typical Christmas collection".

If you think you have found something, search it up on the Internet.

That something is searching for a better-paying job.

Mr. Zerden later discovered something by searching online that he began sharing with his classmates.

There is something quite searching and wonderful about seeing much of history as a chaos of chance.