Sentence examples similar to a scabrous facade from inspiring English sources
"Fludd" begins with a scabrous description of Featherhoughton, a 1950's factory town of cold-water taps, shared backyard privies, mean brick facades and meaner neighbors.
"A scabrous satire of Silicon Valley and its most famous citizen".
Another dirt track cut a scabrous scar across the meadow's western flank.
That is not a criticism, because a lot is electrifying in a scabrous fashion.
Michael is a scabrous, satirical comment on the Stockholm syndrome inherent in all parent-child relationships.
Lucy Ellmann revels in a scabrous wit that is not for the squeamish.
Los Angeles was home to a scabrous and squally band called Black Flag, whose concerts were frequently raided by riot police.
The truth: They're a scabrous object in the path of the obvious.
The plays in "Happy Hour" strive for a scabrous, off-kilter humor, but the effort rarely pays off.
The Daily Mail covered itself in a scabrous rash of articles about the 19-year-old princess.
"American Beauty," a scabrous comedy about dysfunctional suburbanites that is considered a front-runner for the Academy Awards, won for best drama.
