brusqueness การใช้

• Ogilvy is dead-on as Higgins _ all bluster and brusqueness.
• Their brusqueness stems from necessity, not by choice.
• It only enhanced the actor's reputation for brusqueness, even bullying.
• Yesterday's brusqueness is today's steadfastness.
• But even some of his political allies acknowledge he sometimes alienates people with his brusqueness.
• Frayed tempers and brusqueness are, regrettably ( but, often, understandably ) common.
• But neither does the brusqueness one might expect from such an uncompromising debater in world affairs.
• Others saw through the brusqueness to a deeply spiritual woman who guided her steps with prayer.
• Their friendship surprised acquaintances, given Giuliani's brusqueness and Crew's acute sensitivity.
• It becomes clear that Palmer respects Hogan's skill but was deeply offended by his brusqueness.
• To some extent, it seems Ms . Wintour's reputation for brusqueness is grounded in reality.
• During Goh's tenure, the elder Lee frequently intervened in national affairs with his trademark brusqueness.
• Unlike Gumbel, she's disarming and approachable _ a perfect complement to Gumbel's seeming brusqueness.
• Hannah's brusqueness masks her own issues and insecurities, and the two form an unlikely but lasting friendship.
• John H . Sununu, the former governor of New Hampshire, is known for his brilliance and his brusqueness.
• He has, thus far, conquered German media by offering an alternative to Kohl's brusqueness and frequent scorn.
• Howard Witt, as Willy's patient, wisecracking neighbor, nicely blends his character's brusqueness and compassion.
• Like New Yorkers, residents of China's largest city have a reputation for aggressiveness, even brusqueness, and style.
• A familiar brusqueness in my brother, a lack of confidence in Susan is like the sprinkle of salt on old wounds.
• He also turned down several other advantageous offers, sometimes with a brusqueness bordering on truculence that gave offense and caused him problems.