He poured scorn on a page which, it is true, was written in rather brusque and pungent language; he said that it was scurrilous.
Would not our righteous protests against this reprehensible practice be more pungent if we had never done any jamming ourselves?
I believe it would do far more damage to morale than any of the biting, sarcastic, pungent articles which appear in that paper.
Often, the meat is detected by nothing more than its pungent smell.
We have recently had some rather pungent examples of the vicious effects of trade restrictions.
I wanted to go into a little more detail with one or two pungent remarks.
Indeed, the nearer to the miserable coal-face of our battered economy, the more pungent the criticism.
There must be some pungent and powerful reason, therefore, why, in fact, they have not, despite the difficulties involved in so doing.
