Sentence examples for for a punchy effect from inspiring English sources
Just as cartoons should have zing, so does a cartoonist dress for a punchy effect.
Last year he announced vague plans for "a punchy thriller" set in a hospital.
Steve Hilton (the party's strategist) is an evangelist for big ideas, while Andy Coulson (the director of communications) makes the case for a punchy, "pub-ready" approach.
The director, Andy Cheng, opts for a punchy neon palette, and the editing, by Dallas Puett and David Blackburn, is breathless.
Bopara's 3-20 was therefore in vain, while his dismissal for a punchy 30 - what looked like being the game's most pivotal innings - is likely to be remembered as part of an infamous collapse.
This decision made for a punchier cover.
For example, a punchy punk-rock song with loud saturated guitars and screaming voices sounds relatively "more energetic" than, say, an acoustic guitar ballad with a soft voice.
Christopher Hitchens's trailer for "Hitch-22," for example, is a punchy showcase of 22 controversial comments Mr. Hitchens has made over the years.
"There will be quite a punchy number for growth for the quarter, but all from one-off factors," he said.
It's great that... Casting Jude Law guarantees an audience for what promises to be a punchy revival.
