In sharp and familiar prose, laced with humor and biting wit, the writer gives an intimate peek into his life and thoughts at precise moments in time.
"Sex, Drugs & Violence" employs a children's chorus and a guest verse from KRS-One for a sharp (if familiar) critique of gangster rap.
Extra oral physical examination revealed that the palpation of the right auriculotemporal nerve region elicited a sharp pain familiar to the patient, which extended from below TMJ to the temporal region.
Occasionally a familiar sharp line - "the air bites shrewdly" - goes missing, but only a textual scholar is likely to feel severely deprived by this clearing of the undergrowth.
And, more subtly, the divisions explored in "The Civil War" — North/South, black/white — are replaced by others just as sharp (and still familiar today): native-born versus immigrant, rural heartland versus the cities.
We also found that, while both hysteresis and butterfly loops exhibited the familiar sharp tails at low frequencies, the tails disappeared and the loops became elliptic- and kidney-shaped, respectively, at high frequencies.
It's our first encounter with the by now familiar sharp electronic riffs, cold, lifeless keyboards and deadpan vocals sung through a vocoder (in both German and English, but always with a deliberate, strong, unmistakable German accent to mock the German bands who sang in a faux American accent in an attempt to disguise their origin).
The Iraqi refugee crisis has cast in sharp relief the familiar but now acute dilemma of relative resource allocation across refugee populations.
His hair, once swept back like a beaver, now sharp, Caesarish and possibly familiar with Just for Men.
There are the snare drums and sharp percussive detonations so familiar to his music, the rippling mallet percussion and the short bursts of winds and strings.
