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• But character emerges pungently, right down to the dirty ending.
• One of these strands may yet lead to something pungently outrageous.
• It was, he said, " pungently written ."
• Livarot de Thebaut nestles pungently by the Neufchatal du pays de Bray.
• Yes, the same Arianna Huffington who has so pungently argued conservative views.
• It has sexual situations, profanity and a lot of pungently salty dialogue.
• That would drive home the message of responsibility much more pungently than a bedpan.
• Its tunnels pungently reek of dust and gunpowder.
• It's difficult to figure which movie is more pungently, unrepentantly vicious.
• Or, put more pungently, between land-rapists and tree-huggers.
• Robert Blake said the book was " Pungently written, perceptive and controversial ".
• Mrs . Loeb could be pungently partisan.
• Harbison's musical language is a distinctive blend of tonal and pungently chromatic harmony.
• Acting, in fact, carries the film past some holes and renders it pungently entertaining.
• It has sexual situations, nudity, strong language and many pungently off-color jokes.
• It, too, had a dry, almost pungently harsh flavor that no mixer could mask.
• One could smell the grass more pungently when the men ran through " Sinfonietta ."
• Late in life he suffered from monophonic chant with pungently chromatic polyphony in a low vocal tessitura.
• "Junk Food " contrives some pungently seedy settings for its characters to writhe around in.
• The result was the conservative 80th Congress, which Truman attacked pungently on the campaign trail in 1948.