An American four-star general depicted the issue of priorities in more graphic terms.
Another assessed what he felt were Spitzer's shortcomings in graphic terms: "Spitzer lunges.
True, many women today freely discuss their sexual needs, often in graphic terms.
A series of abstract collages by Garance, also accompanied by apt quotations, symbolizes intense emotions in appropriately graphic terms.
It shows in graphic terms what happens to the unfortunate thoroughbreds who become spare parts in a contracting industry.
London's widely anthologized masterpiece illustrates in graphic terms the futility of human efforts to conquer nature.
(Jon Stewart — whose show Weiner evoked in mortifyingly graphic terms in texts with one woman — at least got some material out of it).
A similar trick distinguishes "Si tu t'imagines," in which a woman is cautioned in graphic terms that her physical charms are fleeting.
Dr. Albright, presiding over the council, spoke in graphic terms about the level to which the Congo war -- which she called "Africa's first world war" -- has descended.
Cooper's work often depicts sexuality and violence in graphic terms, and some of the writing and images dealt with similar themes.
