piquancy

Example Sentences

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It wasn’t such an easy match for Stutzmann, however, who emphasized pleasant piquancy over pointed commentary, and carefully burnished the work’s rough-hewn edges.

From New York Times

Diced bits of radish, cabbage and white onion add bright crunch and piquancy to this comforting soup that never fails to warm me clean through to the soul.

From Salon

Comedy was his baseline, into which he could inject piquancy or poignancy or wickedness as the occasion demanded.

From Los Angeles Times

The Baltimore dialogue still has Old Bay piquancy, and some strong performances kick scenes to life.

From New York Times

That gave Harry’s comment particular piquancy since it suggested she was vulnerable to manipulation.

From Seattle Times