The force and gusto of Stead's prose do not prevent her from writing descriptive passages of exquisite beauty.
A reader can't help noting that anti-liberal polemics, today as in the lurid polemical pasts that Mishra revisits, always have more force and gusto than liberalism's defenses have ever had.
In the past few months, I have embraced mere drizzle and moderate gale force winds with gusto, as calm, dry days have been few and far between.
Today: Trump's 'Deportation Force.' Allred's Gusto.
Director George Cosmatos ("The Cassandra Crossing") marshals these forces with the gusto of a Westmoreland, the warmth of a Patton, the wit of a Zhukov.
A deadline seems to motivate me through the lazy/panicky spells I experience occasionally--well, more than occasionally--and force me to write with gusto.
Those eternal adversaries, irresistible force and immovable object, clash with gusto in the first act of the otherwise flabby revival of Tennessee Williams's "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," which opened Thursday night at the Broadhurst Theater.
It requires going at life with gusto, becoming a relentless force of nature, and sometimes embarrassing oneself in the process.
An opening montage of American ills – foreclosures, wrongful imprisonment, Eric Garner, parents forced to buy loo paper for their kids' schools – puts the point across with gusto, but it's relying on brute force rather than precision.
Despite considerable forces on stage (all playing with great gusto throughout), the performance was amplified beyond all reason, resulting in several Prommers (including myself) having to put fingers in their ears to protect them from excessive sound levels.
Don't think Gusto is growing purely out of force of will.
