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Meanings of more penetration in English

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Usage of more penetration in English
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He contracted his great brows as if to squeeze more penetration into his gaze.
If Winter Comes
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I gave you credit for more penetration, Hugh.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 10, August, 1858 / A Magazi...
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Another internal candidate for the job of injecting more penetration and creativity into Liverpool's midfield is Naby Keïta.
The Guardian
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But in Galle, where things didn't suit his style of bowling, Wagner would surely have offered more penetration.
Radio NZ
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You can see as we start to get more penetration, he gets better opportunities on the offensive boards.
Reuters
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This, in theory, would give Liverpool more penetration, make their attacking trident less reliant on full-backs for service.
The Guardian
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Mayobridge won because they had more penetration in attack, with Benny Coulter and Noel Sexton leading from the front.
The Irish Times
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It was programmable to air burst for maximum surface devastation, or to strike the ground first, for more penetration.
Monster Hunter International
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But even a bird would have had more penetration than to make such a mistake as to think this.
Memories of Hawthorne
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Apart from the opening quarter, where Glenanne had more penetration than their opponents, only the goals separated the two sides.
The Irish Times
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He was gifted with more penetration than Dubuche, so he gave him a knowing nod, and they then began to chaff.
His Masterpiece
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Trailing by 0-10 to 0-2 at the break, Armagh carried much more penetration and venom in the second period.
The Irish Times
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If he had had more penetration he would have seen that there was no trace of sentimentality in him, but something indeed quite the opposite.
Crime and Punishment
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"I should have given you credit for more penetration, Norman," she replied.
Wife in Name Only
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"I thought M. d'Aigrigny had more penetration."
The Wandering Jew — Volume 06
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"Very hard," assented Colonel Pepperrell, whose glance, having more penetration, had at last brought a look of sympathy to his face.
The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 4, January, 1885
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