splenetic造句

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1. But analysts see these splenetic exchanges as mostly posturing.
2. There are poems about other poets he knew, sometimes splenetic in tone.
3. There are broad satires on modern life, relentlessly splenetic opinions and clever linguistic riffs.
4. She flirts perilously with grotesqueness, making faces that turn her marmoreal beauty into splenetic ugliness.
5. The director himself portrays Caesar as splenetic, sadistic and ailing, a man asking to be assassinated.
6. It's difficult to find splenetic in a sentence. 用splenetic造句挺难的
7. She accuses him of being " splenetic " about her idealized saints, whom he probably views as fantasies.
8. She played Bill Clinton, fresh from her interview with him in a scene featuring some splenetic observations on the media.
9. Ms . Churchill, however, has never been merely angry in the tradition of John Osborne and his splenetic heirs.
10. Thanks to Jehochman, splenetic liars and cheats can now freely torment, harry, and persecute anyone who crosses Jehochman's path.
11. President Clinton is famously blessed by his enemies, and never more than by the Republican House, whose splenetic viciousness saved him in 1995.
12. Tuesday's announcement followed scores of public meetings, tens of thousands of formal comments from interested parties and splenetic bickering between opposing sides.
13. For the skeptical and splenetic speaker, the legendary characters, the saints, are merely old buffoons ( rhymes with " pantaloons " ).
14. The connection between " spleen " ( the organ ) and " splenetic " is used to describe a person in a foul mood.
15. What's particularly irresistible is that the latest group taking its chances includes two of the most splenetic cultural critics about, James Wolcott and Walter Kirn.
16. Kunstler adopts a less splenetic, more measured tone for a section recounting the history of Atlanta's founding and its fate at the hands of Sherman.
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