pungency

The comments of the Ring increased in point and pungency.

The pungency of blood was added to the forest smells.

Sometimes it was strong to the point of pungency.

What to do, beyond celebrating the continuing pungency of free speech across the nation?

That is what came through here, given pungency by the orchestra's worldly sound.

"Such an extraordinary pungency puts it out of balance," he said.

The pod of the pepper has also been noted for its pungency.

In other words, it has to have pungency and assertiveness at the outset.

High acid levels give a refreshing pungency to the flavors.

And besides, would not my presence in his house draw out the whole pungency of the memorial?

The medium of cooking is mustard oil which adds on its own pungency.

She opened her eyes to a golden light, and smelled the pungency of sage.

But water came from a well, and an outhouse added its pungency to the barn's.

Fewer teachers will be around to offer art, music and the electives that give high school its pungency.

Herbs had been strewn across it; pungency stung my eyes.

They should be stored away from the light or they will lose their pungency.

Each piece split open with the pungency of a good, urgent conversation that has to be spoken.

What it has lacked up to now, thank goodness, is a feature that always gives history its real pungency, though.

Breath sang in his nostrils, alive with a pungency of sweat.

It had a pungency of many animals who'd taken refuge in it.

It was laced with spice pungency from Duncan's empty cup.

The precision and pungency of the harmony revealed a keen ear at play.

Fresh tobacco leaves can also lend a characteristic pungency, though these are available only in spring and summer.

And at first, Liz's musings on loneliness have a welcome pungency.

Today he adds cardamom and chili to deliver the pungency of the East.