trenchantly उदाहरण वाक्य

Yet the astringent harmonies, the supple vocal line, the bitterly ironic lyrics and the restlessly syncopated middle section represent Sondheim in his most trenchantly personal voice.
Sagan continued to weave fiction from sentences that were a bit abstract in the French way but that at their best dealt trenchantly and economically with the emotions.
These places have been the scene of fierce fighting during 42 months of war and the people there are among the most trenchantly committed to the Bosnian Serb cause.
In making Roger crude but something less of a monster, the Dardenne brothers astutely and trenchantly make the point that inconvenience can be the root of much evil.
When a similar measure was proposed for Ireland in 1838, Hatherton defended it trenchantly in the Lords, taking particular exception to attempts to tamper with the franchise.

Perhaps Lichtenstein's most trenchantly insightful series are " Mirrors " ( early 1970s ) and " Reflections " ( late 1980s-' 90s ).
Many were somewhat to the left of centre, though few trenchantly so, but for Gruen one's position on the political spectrum was never a pre-requisite.
But de Mille was also " perhaps the best dancer ever to write and the best writer ever to dance, " as dance writer Janice Berman so trenchantly put it.
Last year, Wang published " Sky Burial, " a non-fiction that trenchantly criticized the government's and the exiled Dalai Lama's policies on Tibet.
But the most startling-- and yet at the same time hopeful-- development came as several leading Japanese businessmen have spoken out trenchantly, warning of global disaster ahead unless policies were changed.