Raitt was the quintessential Broadway leading man of the period; he had a barrel chest and a bowwow baritone.
With his bowwow military punctilio, which has earned him the nickname Ole Stone Ass, Waters has adopted the racist scorn of his oppressors.
Although the critics treated it kindly, the New York art scene was in thrall then to the big, bowwow, neo-expressionist paintings of Salle, Julian Schnabel, Robert Longo, and others, and Baldessari's idea-driven art seemed somewhat peripheral.
Under the bowwow theory" he found that one, Max Muller, was quoted as an authority.
Contrary to the common belief, Wright liked big, showy, bowwow buildings.
With his bowwow belligerence, Lane is a kind of pint-sized Jackie Gleason, roaring and retreating at the same time.
There are Thurber dogs, Barsotti dogs, Booth dogs, doggy Profiles (Rin Tin Tin!), tail-wagging fiction, bowwow Talk stories, and even dog opera (courtesy of Roger Angell).
Phillip, who is philistine down to his wraparound sunglasses, has no time for the feisty Evelyn, nor she for Phillip's bowwow ways.
His bowwow swagger doesn't ring true, but the impulse behind it does.
