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• Ragg explores paths and places across a world shot through with colour.
• Human myth and folklore are shot through with man-eating ogres and cyclopes.
• The story is unutterably poignant but shot through with horror and hilarity.
• And it s all shot through with a sly sense of humour.
• Her statement to the court, they said, was shot through with contradictions.
• Whitacre exemplifies how the system itself is shot through with hypocrisy.
• His rich, silky baritone, shot through with vulnerability, is as compelling as ever.
• And Versus had the stark, black-and-white checks, shot through with red.
• Tying it all together is an attitude, a voice shot through with laughter.
• So relationships get shot through with silences, sudden changes of subject.
• The cover illustration : a cavalry hat shot through with arrows.
• The downed Ranger is also shot through with the North Korean's Type 68.
• The dank walls are shot through with green chert, a rock that Hiroaki covets.
• Yet for all their lyricism, these paintings are often shot through with unsettled passions.
• And the genre paintings that follow are shot through with moralizing, often cautionary, messages.
• This particular text is shot through with a sense of loss, indignation and mourning.
• "It's a farce because it's shot through with loopholes ."
• "The system is shot through with excellence in a haphazard way, " he said.
• The northern alliance itself is shot through with fault lines.