Wines whose pH is between 3.2 and 3.5 tend to taste refreshingly rather than piercingly acid. |
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The air is piercingly clear and cold, the sunshine thin and white, the water of Hudson Bay indigo-blue. |
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In Act Two, though, the excellence of the play surmounts all obstacles, and hits piercingly home. |
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Loach's social-realist drama, written by his longtime collaborator Paul Laverty, is a distinctive, piercingly serious vision. |
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The inscription shone piercingly bright, and yet remote, as if out of a great depth. |
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It is filmed with a piercingly lovely fairy-tale quality that heightens the film's already larger-than-life battle of innocence versus evil. |
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His voice is full of majesty and authority, and he sings with piercingly accurate diction. |
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A magnificent ballad which puts back the feelings, piercingly destroyed by the last 4 tracks. |
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This piercingly aromatic, citrus fruit and gooseberry-like white is drier and much closer to Sancerre than most Kiwi interpretations of the grape. |
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While I looked on, he let loose a fast-figured, at times piercingly dissonant improvisation, with reposeful tonal chords to close. |
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Either Juventus chose a bad night to forget their defensive structure or Messi et al were just too piercingly brilliant. |
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Few writers wrote so piercingly about the first world war. Certain themes emerge. |
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Mr Sullivan, a journalist and the southern editor for the Paris Review, is known for his piercingly poetic style of writing. |
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Maybe our president has learned that he leads us best when he follows what Romano glimpsed in those piercingly tranquil eyes. |
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Lily James is a piercingly young and beautiful heroine who retains, throughout her ordeal, traces of spark and mettle that led her to defy convention in the first place. |
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Though we are many, each of us is achingly alone, piercingly alone. |
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Uwem Akpan's stunning stories humanize the perils of poverty and violence so piercingly that few readers will feel they've ever encountered Africa so immediately. |
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