Sentences with phrase «more penetrating look»
For a more penetrating look at the Bible as presented by the History / Duck Dynasty / Pawn Star / Big Shrimpin» channel here's Stephen Colbert's take:
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
More insight and wit follow, not in another exercise in Wrigley Romanticism, but in a rollicking, penetrating look at (among other things) the history of beer and the reasons why a splendid ballpark has contributed to the notorious ineptitude of the home team.
Likewise, big thick chunks of meat don't dry out quickly and are hard to penetrate, so look to more salt than sugar, once again.
Carrick would hold and Anderson can look to be more penetrating and pull the strings, as they say.
Individuals who are squeamish about injections or are looking for a way to let collagen penetrate deeper into the skin may soon have a solution that is faster, more effective and painless.
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Generally, I look for volume building and substantially greater (130 % or more) than the 50 day moving average for volume as an indicator that the price has the strength to penetrate resistance.
The wreck is so big it has a bit of everything: a large stern and rudder standing mightily, sections of wreck where you can safely penetrate, potato cod cleaning station, and in places where the wreck looks more like a reef, stacks of reef fish of every size, shape and colour.
I've also been looking at studies comparing visible light penetration v IR, such as http://www.int-res.com/articles/meps/105/m105p139.pdf where IR is shown to penetrate deeper than Visible when etc. but not until I found this page, did I realise that there's more to this: http://www.world-builders.org/worlds/planets01/laga/lagapages/LWATERECOLOGY.HTM
However, Michael Kors is seeking to penetrate the market that is interested in more traditional - looking smartwatches instead of those that just look like screens on your wrist.