Sentence examples for kind of punch from inspiring English sources

It packed the kind of punch that other dishes lacked.

Ordinary criminals and thugs could not deliver this kind of punch.

Perhaps all the thudding impact will add up to some kind of punch drunk grace.

This is hardly the kind of punch line an audience accustomed to Bob Hope would fathom.

(He must not have spoken to Ms. Alexander, whose deer-in-the-headlights reaction served as a kind of punch line to the exchange).

Though the teacher's responses aren't included, they don't need to be for this book to pack a kind of punch like Beverly Cleary's in "Dear Mr. Henshaw".

"In retrospect it was much too big, much too expensive, but if you are looking for a long time you get kind of punch-drunk and crazy".

"You're kind of punching it into the soil, so you're using your arm muscles rather than your wrist, which is a real area of vulnerability".

In news media, my playground, I am tired of the war stories: old media versus digital, bloggers against MSM, the kind of punching-bag prattle we hear at conferences and in news about news.

The fight was long on clutching and short on the kind of punching and boxing skills that the women's fathers, Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, displayed in their three fights in the 1970's.

You get the kind of punch-drunk feeling from these that his part in any movie should have been played by Clifton Webb.