Gervais only
skims the surface of Victor and Pauline and barely touches on Sean.
VIEW OF THE NORTH: The misty water
skims the surface of the pebbled beach, at Seaham, leaving a lovely wet shine on the stones in this picture by Lynne Berry > Send your views of the North East and Cumbria to Richard Kirkman at pics@ncjmedia.
The minority chosen to represent the select number of university teams, however, merely
skims the surface of the large number of students who take part in university sport.
Yet Cooper consistently
skims the surface of these crucial themes in her story.
Mayor Jim Torrey said the proposal just
skims the surface of the problem.
PR may be the sun of the future and advertising the winds of change, but this book only
skims the surface of the debate, and it's still too soon to rest assured that PR will indeed prevail.
Haskins' book is a little dry and academic with its copious footnotes, and only
skims the surface of the issues which are part and parcel of hip hop and rap (the gang violence and shootings of stars such as 2Pac and Notorious BIG).
But, ultimately, Levy only
skims the surface of virtually every topic he tackles, often insulting the reader's intelligence by offering the most simplistic and cliche-ridden words of advice.
This remarkable System
skims the surface of the fluid collecting pollutants.
This account of ADA barely
skims the surface of what the act covers.
