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• And the woman's so God-forbiddingly loud too.
• The vast distances make the cost of transporting even simple goods forbiddingly high.
• But this performance suggests why he may initially have found it forbiddingly modern.
• Home Depot Expo's monumental hall of toilets is almost forbiddingly comprehensive.
• But many others were sterile and forbiddingly complex, and the accompanying dogma was stultifying.
• Yet despite his perfectionism, he does not intimidate home cooks with forbiddingly complex preparations.
• This whole project is just forbiddingly complicated.
• To concertgoers with no musical training, the concept of microtonal music must seem forbiddingly complex.
• Forbiddingly impersonal, it is the kind of chilly shell that could incite a nervous breakdown.
• He can make the forbiddingly complex piano works of Milton Babbitt dance and leap with sassy vitality.
• Yet he and his editors wisely chose not to intimidate home cooks with forbiddingly complex restaurant preparations.
• Though a forbiddingly impregnable-looking compound on the outside, it offers a relaxed and caring atmosphere inside.
• If this sounds forbiddingly abstract, rest assured that the actors here keep you grounded in a heartbreaking emotional reality.
• Masking their anxiety in foolish braggadocio and speculation, they swap apocryphal sexual lore while pining after forbiddingly unattainable goddesses.
• The specific regulation at issue is known, forbiddingly, as the TMDL program _ for total maximum daily load.
• Concert tickets have become ever more forbiddingly expensive; music education is increasingly confined to private schools; the audience grows less diverse.
• That left unresolved the physics of amorphous materials; their very disorder made them seem forbiddingly complex even to a keen scientific mind.
• Appropriately, Charles Koroly's vivid, period-mixing costumes contrast with Goran Wassberg's stark, forbiddingly gray set.
• This potentially valuable line of research is either impossible or so forbiddingly difficult as to be impractical using surplus embryos from fertility clinics.
• All of this comes in a year when, even allowing for tax breaks, the weak dollar has made Britain forbiddingly expensive.