The muck had been treacherous with more biting rocks.
She values cuteness — "Ready, spaghetti," she'll say — but is more biting than gee-whiz.
This is can be seen in the selective application of the more biting aspects of legislation.
But the satire can be much more biting for those with whom Colbert-in-character agrees.
Nowhere is the critique funnier and more biting than in Berger's videos featuring Jeb Bush.
His tea really was distinctive, more biting than the local commercial brands and much more challenging than anything I'd bought in a store.
Nike says the combination of polymer and metal is more biting and effective than simple polymer inserts, which some consider soft and squishy.
Any humiliation was more biting for the fact that most others satirised in the show were puppets, such as the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street.
Mr. Obama's message was delivered in even more biting terms by Senator John F. Kerry of Massachusetts, a former Democratic presidential nominee and a potential future secretary of state.
Then there is Mr. Schaeffer's more biting take, born of hard experience: "North Korea and evangelical empires have the same principle of leadership: nepotism to the nth degree.
