14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Pierce' in a Sentence
"To go through or pass into something, like a sharp, pointed dagger, object, or instrument does." more
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The speaker's voice had been piercing through the noisy crowd, capturing everyone's attention.
The archaeologists believe they will have pierced through layers of history with their excavation.
The neon lights were piercing through the urban landscape, creating a vibrant city atmosphere.
The fashion designer's avant-garde creations will have been piercing through traditional norms.
The surgeon's scalpel has pierced the skin to perform a life-saving operation.
The spacecraft's trajectory will pierce the atmosphere at incredible speed.
The intense gaze of the artist was piercing the canvas, translating emotions into brushstrokes.
Having practiced for years, the martial artist had pierced the wooden board effortlessly with a swift strike.
The detective noticed that the suspect's alibi had been piercing holes in their story.
The singer's powerful voice will have been piercing through the auditorium during the grand performance.
The detective's keen observation skills helped him pierce through the suspect's disguise.
The journalist's probing questions aimed to pierce the veil of secrecy surrounding the scandal.
He will have pierced the enemy's defenses with his strategic maneuvers.
Over the centuries, explorers have pierced the mysteries of distant lands.
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