Sentence examples for small pungent from inspiring English sources

This small, pungent movie makes some missteps.

And she is acrid too; each scene is alive with the small pungent details that turn myths back into lives.

Tyro keftedes, small pungent balls of fried cheese, one bite each, are perfect between sips of ouzo.

"The decay of America is original and massive in its scale," reflects Kurt Markus, the esteemed photographer, who, with his son, Ian, filmed the small, pungent rock 'n' roll tour documentary, "John Mellencamp: It's About You".

IN recent years, a small but pungent subgenre of extreme female confession has emerged from the general glut of published memoirs.

ONLY a few years out of drama school, Rupert Friend is about to make his debut in this country with a hat trick, capping small but pungent parts in "The Libertine" and "Pride & Prejudice" with a leading role opposite Joan Plowright in "Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont," opening Nov. 25 in New York.

Oases of mango, date palm, sweet lemon, and lime still survive on this system, their fruit knuckled in on itself against the heat, smaller and more pungent than their Indian ancestors.

The store front of Ganja Farm in downtown Bogotá is small and nondescript, but the pungent smell on approach is unmistakable.

Whether you smoke, or you had a small fire, smoke is a pungent and hard to remove smell.

If you have a smelly horse (mares in season can be quite pungent) rub a small amount of lavender oil into their mane, tail and feathers.

For the record, he didn't actually buy a single giant truffle: the white truffle hunting season in northern Italy has got off to a slow start because of a lack of rain, so three smaller but particularly fine and pungent specimens were offered instead in a single lot.