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• But on this occasion they are trenchantly wedded to their subject.
• In his book, he trenchantly argues that the looming environmental crisis is a moral crisis.
• It's amazing how trenchantly the debates in Wright's excellent screenplay traverse the centuries.
• Nobody portrayed the Gilded Age as gilded cage more trenchantly and with more surgical precision than Edith Wharton.
• And her play, under the precise, careful direction of Leigh Silverman, is still trenchantly autobiographical.
• In this programme, his Times Obituary states " his lucidity and critical sense were trenchantly displayed ".
• One review described the work as " imaginative and bold . . . trenchantly performed " ( Time Out,.
• Years later Stephen's Uncle Sam trenchantly remarks that " the why is a never-known ."
• It was a trenchantly critical review of Henry Drummond's " Natural Law in the Spiritual World ".
• Pamphleteering, press releases and trenchantly worded radio editorials condemning the bill also formed part of the onslaught in the public arena.
• But now TransporterMan has trenchantly pointed out what WP : CRIMINAL is actually about, I think it is not entirely without relevance.
• More trenchantly, it has seared this working-class community, which is poorer than 90 percent of the towns in the state.
• Subtly, trenchantly, the film sadly makes the point that we can't separate out the bad and good in a person.
• This one-acter, trenchantly performed by Donald L . Marks and Susan Knight, was more a satirical sketch than a proper play.
• Yet taken together, as they too seldom are, these stunningly direct and unemotive works can speak trenchantly to this sobering, cynical era.
• But Police Commissioner Howard Safir, taking no chances, put out a trenchantly worded order two weeks ago that was distributed to all officers.
• Clothier trenchantly refused to hold a public inquiry, earning him vociferous hostility from both the victims'families and widespread criticism from the media.
• But his writing has also given rise to vocal dissent, adopting as he does a line that seems now radical, now trenchantly traditionalist.
• This is puzzling because Ms . Kipnis at other times comes across as a clear thinker who argues her case trenchantly, with authority and skill.
• I appreciate the fact that " Jazz " deals trenchantly with the downside and upside of the careers of a handful of acknowledged innovators.