Sentence examples for of true sass from inspiring English sources
Class now meant the aloofness of Grace Kelly; sass meant the vulnerable trashiness of Marilyn Monroe.
"When a man buys a kag of apple sass of you," the humorist Artemus Ward wrote approvingly, around the time of the Civil War, "he don't find a grate many shavins under a few layers of sass".
Sass is now 67 and chairman of MD Sass, which invests $7 billion mostly via separately managed accounts.
She still has all of her sass.
The moment was one of several that led her to start Summer of Sass.
Despite a dimension of sizzle and sass, blues has always been a music of mourning.
While the tag-team vocals created a more distinctive patchwork of diversity than Do They Know It's Christmas?, from the gutsiness of Springsteen and the sass of Cyndi Lauper to the Peter Pan-like wispiness of Jackson and the wheeziness of Dylan, the refrain "It's true we'll make a better day just you and me" turned the song into a commercial jingle.
Arianda has a quirky combination of sinew and sass.
But Ms. McBride has a warped sense of sass.
Every track came complete with 10 tonnes of sass.
