strong meat การใช้

• The play is strong meat, made stronger by Dominic Cooke's production.
• It was, by the standards of the day, strong meat.
• Its legs are strong and well-developed, with strong meat.
• This breed was developed to exhibit strong meat characteristics.
• They are a dual-purpose chicken that have a decent laying ability and strong meat production characteristics.
• As a subject this was strong meat for Coward, whose own homosexuality was never publicly paraded.
• The Senate considered Knopfelmacher's published criticisms of Moscow, and its apologists, to be unduly strong meat.
• The contents of sealed scriptures should be brought to light & Strong meat indeed for the day!
• Complaints that Agriculture is too cozy with industry interests to provide strong meat and poultry inspection did not begin with Espy.
• The sketch then cuts back to the studio, prompting Idle to remark " pretty strong meat there from " [ sniffs ]"
• As a slogan, President Clinton's pledge in 1992 to " end welfare as we know it " was strong meat, and many voters swallowed it whole.
• Pinytus replied, after polite words, that he hoped Dionysius would send strong meat next time so his people might not grow up on the milk of babes.
• The base of pho bo is a strong meat stock, and it almost always contains thinly sliced beef, bean sprouts and rice noodles, and often tofu, egg, vegetables, pate and other ingredients.
• Actually, the biggest jolt for most theatergoers, especially those anticipating a shiver-making tour of the dark side of sex, will be that " Shopping and . . . " is not so much strong meat as strong medicine.
• "The Tiger's Eye " was " Perhaps . . . too strong meat for the taste of its day . . . . " It did not appear in print until it was included in a special L . Frank Baum issue of " The American Book Collector ".
• Valiente offers another explanation for the negative reaction of some neopagans; that the identification of Lucifer as the God of the witches in " Aradia " was " too strong meat " for Wiccans who were used to the gentler, romantic paganism of Gerald Gardner and were especially quick to reject any relationship between witchcraft and Satanism.