Sentence examples for gave bite from inspiring English sources

Bielsa made two changes and the introduction of Ander Herrera especially gave bite and incision.

The backstop of a veto gives bite to the committees that do the scrutiny.

The three men in prison give bite impressions for analysis; none match.

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The alcohol gives bite and body to the refreshing quality of the soda water, without that woozy-boozy feeling.

First, it sought to give bite to the 14th Amendment's promise to extend to all persons the equal protection of laws.

The improvement was clear on a song like "If Only," its tambourine boogie given bite and heft, or "You Would Know," recast as a metal anthem.

This "security supremo" could also give bite to the National Security Council which has not developed beyond its role as co-ordinator of department views and priorities.

Third and scarcely less important, the decision would give bite to conditionality, sending a stern lesson to the rest of Europe that bail-out terms cannot be flouted with impunity.XVI.

He added: "Violence is implicit in a lot of Mr. Artschwager's art, which may be the most intriguing thing about it, the element that gives bite to what would otherwise pass for Magrittean whimsy".

Violence is implicit in a lot of Mr. Artschwager's art, which may be the most intriguing thing about it, the element that gives bite to what would otherwise pass for Magrittean whimsy.