Sentence examples for freshness out from inspiring English sources
The performers volley their dialogue neatly, but it's almost impossible for them to pull freshness out of embalmed archetypes.
Sometimes that structure leaches the freshness out of a story, however hard the writer's language works to put the colour back.
"Simonsig had a session with [jumping expert] Yogi Breisner yesterday in the indoor school, just to take the freshness out of him a little bit.
"He schooled [over fences] last week, and was fantastic, but he was nearly too fantastic, he was so fresh, so exuberant, and I'd love to have a bit more time to take the freshness out of him.
A street kid with desire, he scrapped to become a college football player over a long, worrisome road that took the freshness out of his face but never hardened his heart.
A similar freshness of attack marked out a sophomore dramatist, Polly Stenham, and her courageous "Tusk Tusk," a piercing depiction of familial disarray that reached considerably beyond the Court play, "That Face," with which Ms. Stenham nearly three years ago first made her name.
Previous Tao collections have caught a sweet freshness, which came out for autumn only as colorful patchwork dresses with the drawstring pull.
"There is a freshness and enthusiasm out there that certainly does not guarantee future financial success," David Plouffe, the Obama campaign manager, said in an interview.
Like many US dramas, it's a bit heavy on the father-and-son stuff, but its freshness marks it out as worth a watch and there's no doubting the sincerity.
It's a winning combination that this example has down pat: there are layers of aromatic white peach and white flowers, a subtle herbal streak and the cooling freshness that marks out all the best wines of Atlantic Ocean-cooled Galicia.
That camera, the C-211 took pics, printed pictures and also had a pretty awful form factor. Again, this is just a concept but as Freshness Mag points out, it would not be surprising to see something very similar hit Kickstarter in the near future with or without Instagram's (and Facebook's) permission.
