How To Use Porousness In A Sentence
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This is too neat to be true, and doesn't sufficiently acknowledge the porousness of the boundaries between fiction and life.
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The fact that it journeyed unimpeded to its final destination was offered as alarming proof of the porousness of our ports.
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The porousness of the ‘nation’ as a category is most tellingly exhibited in the case of American subjects.
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Tinkers is about the legacy of consciousness and the porousness of identity from one generation the next.
Tinkers: Summary and book reviews of Tinkers by Paul Harding.
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Hardness gives way to porousness, drawing you in but also inhibiting entry.
Beauty That's No Illusion
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Based on the data, they try to describe around 10 features, including the porousness of the rock, the size of the reservoir, and the degree to which the reservoir is saturated with water instead of oil.
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Buyer beware: Some dealers may try to justify the porousness and pockmarks of lower-end stone as naturally occurring imperfections that are a stylistic choice, say contractors.
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Border porousness and security is already a big deal in the border states and the farther away we get from 9/11, the less national attention there is on the issues.
There Ain't No Getting Over It
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There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries.
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He's been one of the cheerleaders for amnesty so why the great concern about the porousness of the border now??
Arizona senators call for stronger security on border with Mexico
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Given the porousness of U.S. borders and the volume of international traffic, sealing off the country would be a formidable task.
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Recent drug arrests have highlighted the border's porousness.
At Northern Border, Agents Fight Drug War On Ice
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This respect for open-mindedness and open-endedness, this porousness at the borders, is, then, one of the most refreshing dimensions of the editorial voice in this volume.
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By examining the porousness of this boundary, some otherwise-intuitive notions about the American consumer can be called into question.
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Over the centuries, the porousness of English has enabled it to absorb many thousands of new words from other languages.
The English Is Coming!
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Absolute motion is closely tied to its organic substance, according to its characteristics: porousness, impermeability, rigidity, elasticity, etc.
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So the imagined porousness of the female anatomy may lead to anxiety about a greater loss of boundaries - that of the nonbeing associated with female reproductive processes.
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He is worried by the roadside bombings of the Taliban and the insecurity and "porousness" on the border is a problem, calling for a "new security strategy" which is being discussed at the moment.
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And from the more or less porousness of the skins or rinds of Vegetables may, perhaps, be somewhat of the reason given, why they keep longer green, or sooner wither; for we may observe by the bladdering and craking of the leaves of Bays,
Micrographia Some Physiological Descriptions of Minute Bodies Made by Magnifying Glasses with Observations and Inquiries Thereupon
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There are obviously many degrees of cultural self-assertion, cultural defensiveness, cultural porousness and cultural boundaries.
