Sentence examples for punch of a from inspiring English sources

But does it have the populist punch of a Crash?

It was a terrifically nasty little sucker punch of a fragment.

With five fingers closed into a fist, they had the punch of a champion.

Each page packs the emotional punch of a small fire engine, tearing and scraping away bits of your heart.

But many were ambiguous -- a half punch of a ballot here, a double punch for two presidential candidates there.

Schine writes with the speed and punch of a seasoned comic, conveying character in a single line of dialogue.

They mean less than nothing, they don't even have the punch of a 10-minute rule bill.

The program exists at the intersection of several recent reality themes — obsessive behavior, hoarding, thrift — all delivered with the punch of a game show.

The joke, it seems to me, could use the punch of a blackout, but the director, Daniel Sullivan, follows May's stage directions and draws the moment out.

It's a close-fisted death punch of a building that doesn't so much blend with the surrounding architecture as pummel it into submission.

Set in the 12 days leading up to and just after Hurricane Katrina, the novel presents each day as a distinct vignette with the punch of a story.