And with that, he took a big bite, chewed vigorously and stared into the distance.
He "cut open the fruit, sliced off a chunk, put it in his mouth and chewed vigorously," CNN continued, and then unleashed his fiery anti-American punchline: "I eat this fruit without any fear," he said with his mouth full.
But some of the aversion to public gum consumption probably stems from an unconscious association with the kinds of people ballplayers, Erin Brockovich, reformed smokers, "Joe Millionaire" contestants who tend, or so it seems, to chew most vigorously.
But some of the aversion to public gum consumption probably stems from an unconscious association with the kinds of people — ballplayers, Erin Brockovich, reformed smokers, "Joe Millionaire" contestants — who tend, or so it seems, to chew most vigorously.
I celebrated by going to a restaurant and eating a cheeseburger with a knife and fork, not wanting to chew too vigorously and displace the filler.
Teeth would no longer have needed to chew their food so vigorously, and so would have gotten smaller, and the jaw itself probably followed.
"There's nothing like it," Mr. Grappone said, vigorously chewing his gum as he counted out the bills for a $158 sale.
At the Seventh Avenue OTB, Mr. Fellows, the retired actor, chewed his gum vigorously as the horses thundered down the stretch for Aqueduct's second race on Thursday.
And Scott's exuberant speechifying and grimaces add wonderfully to that characterization, as does the fact that he's vigorously chewing gum as he happily contemplates the destruction of civilization as we know it.
There are images not often seen on American television anymore, including a younger, even brasher Mr. Bush in the bleachers of a Texas Rangers game, his wife, Laura, seated behind him vigorously chewing gum.
