Sentence examples for evocative pungent from inspiring English sources
With Dickens, this finds its best-known expression in his characters' evocative, pungent names – Bob Cratchit, Uriah Heap, Lady Dedlock – but more interesting for our purposes is his fidelity to his lower-class characters' speech patterns, which obviously echoes the lovingly transcribed slang of Baltimore's various subcultures in The Wire, most especially and obviously the black street characters.
The gruesome circumstances inspired an evocative Belden soundscape that makes pungent use of big-band sonorities, Tim Hagan's cool-breeze trumpet lines, and sensuous saxophone musings from Joe Lovano.
The show includes elliptical and suggestive bits of text by Charles L. Mee, a pungent and haunting score by Richard Peaslee that is perhaps the most evocative music now being played in a New York theater and stage images that borrow from the paintings of Klimt and Schiele.
Professor Craig Wright: Pungent.
Her reaction was pungent.
And more romantically evocative.
