"It's been great," Pierce said.
"[Robert] created one of Paris' most famous and best tattoo parlors which is now co-owned by Yannick, a great piercer, and El Patman, whose dotwork and mandalas I love," Gamot says.
Munch said he felt a great scream piercing the world.
Ms. Mutter played with great sensitivity, piercing insight, melting tone and complete technical command.
It's one of the great and piercing funerary moments in Godard's films, an utterly unironic, tender testament of love.
Songs like "All My Friends" and "Someone Great" are piercing and beautiful, no matter how much the author wanted to avoid the role of public figure or generational leader that songs like this lead to.
The nations that fall within that rubric may have grown in number since those days, but none of those democracies, old or new, is so secure as to be immune to the lessons of Jean Renoir's great and piercing antiwar comedy.
One of Italy's great whites: piercing acidity sets the stage for long-aging dry wines, bright luscious sweet ones, and a few sharp sparklings, too.
It looks like a pint-sized Yosemite, a place where the Easter Island gods ran amok: great bulging pierced boulders, ravines dark with debris, glorious sun-trap ledges with views over misty ridges.
"He has great, great eyes, strong and piercing.
