Sentence examples for very punchy from inspiring English sources

I make a very punchy tart jam, not overly sweet, with a lot of flavour.

Former colleagues say she is "very punchy, very honest, intelligent and no nonsense".

"I'm not exactly very punchy or explosive when it comes to a bunch sprint or a final kick.

"I start my day with The New York Post business section because it's very punchy, very relevant, very exciting," Mr. Cramer said in a telephone interview.

Steve Liechti at Investec Securities described 225p a share as "very punchy and attractive", especially given the risks inherent in Hazlitt's turnaround strategy unveiled last month.

Drambuie's offering reminds me more of a very punchy mulled cider, and Woodford Reserve's, obviously, of mulled wine: the spirit has to take a step back amongst all the other flavours.

"It is about the big questions of life, in a very short, punchy piece.

"As a choreographer," Mr. Webre said during an interview in his top-floor office, "I am attracted to two different types of dancers and two different kinds of movement: an exotic lyricism, like watching Amanda McKerrow -- it's like watching smoke or a whisper dance -- and then this whole other side, very athletic and punchy dancing.

But after a while, her very straightforward presentation style: punchy sentences, direct and to the point, may not sound conversational or chatty, but they start to win you over.

The food is unexpected, exciting, punchy and very sharable.

It's punchy, and the very first word is a verb.