Sentence examples for the skin of things from inspiring English sources
I grew convinced that following water, flowing with it, would be a way of getting under the skin of things, of learning something new".
These two ideas – not taking the skin of things as a limit, and the power of immersing a culturally made object in the elements – I have put to work again and again.
Her position, her revised position, her position in the twilight of her life: better, on the whole, that the genie stay in the bottle…A genie or a devil…the devil is everywhere under the skin of things, searching for a way into the light.
This is quite similar to Monet's constant thoughts about how he might push through "the bright skin of things".
This is a rare thing, for any thriller, and extraordinary in a debut, but then this is an extraordinarily good debut, slipping under the skin of the bad things that happen every day and everywhere.
In the Skin of a Lion is full of things that Michael Ondaatje can do, but that you probably can't do, or can't do yet.
"She's amazing at connecting with people from whole different walks of life," Ms. Morrison said, adding that Ms. Moss has an ability to "get in under the skin of really ordinary people and find extraordinary things about them".
In that entry, a horrifying number of parasitic wasp larvae — tiny translucent wormy things — tunnel through the skin of their host, a tomato hornworm, a large, green caterpillar that, if it hadn't been eaten from the inside out, would have grown up to be a Carolina sphinx moth.
In the Skin of a Lion constantly feels for the edges of things.
Five things to do with tapenade: Push under the skin of a chicken before roasting it.
