splenetic การใช้

• But analysts see these splenetic exchanges as mostly posturing.
• There are poems about other poets he knew, sometimes splenetic in tone.
• There are broad satires on modern life, relentlessly splenetic opinions and clever linguistic riffs.
• She flirts perilously with grotesqueness, making faces that turn her marmoreal beauty into splenetic ugliness.
• The director himself portrays Caesar as splenetic, sadistic and ailing, a man asking to be assassinated.
• She accuses him of being " splenetic " about her idealized saints, whom he probably views as fantasies.
• She played Bill Clinton, fresh from her interview with him in a scene featuring some splenetic observations on the media.
• Ms . Churchill, however, has never been merely angry in the tradition of John Osborne and his splenetic heirs.
• Thanks to Jehochman, splenetic liars and cheats can now freely torment, harry, and persecute anyone who crosses Jehochman's path.
• President Clinton is famously blessed by his enemies, and never more than by the Republican House, whose splenetic viciousness saved him in 1995.
• Tuesday's announcement followed scores of public meetings, tens of thousands of formal comments from interested parties and splenetic bickering between opposing sides.
• For the skeptical and splenetic speaker, the legendary characters, the saints, are merely old buffoons ( rhymes with " pantaloons " ).
• The connection between " spleen " ( the organ ) and " splenetic " is used to describe a person in a foul mood.
• What's particularly irresistible is that the latest group taking its chances includes two of the most splenetic cultural critics about, James Wolcott and Walter Kirn.
• Kunstler adopts a less splenetic, more measured tone for a section recounting the history of Atlanta's founding and its fate at the hands of Sherman.
• The splenetic patriarch, Matthew Bramble, visits various natural spas to alleviate his health problems, and he corresponds primarily with his physician, Dr . Lewis.
• Sputnikmusic called it a " post-punk masterpiece of tribal funk-rock and grinding heavy metal with suitably doom-mongering lyrics and splenetic vocals ".
• But it soon devolves into splenetic exhibitions of Cellini's frustrations as, running short of money and his patron's patience, he creates the Perseus.
• Andy Gill of " The Independent " viewed the album's content as mostly angry : " He constantly boils over into splenetic, scattershot anger.
• The monologues sound beautiful but lack shading : you see the splenetic fire but not the burned-out ashes, and Ivanov seems more a tourist in hell than a permanent resident.