bracingly's Usage Examples:

[citation needed] David's artistic memoir, The Journal of an Artist, a bracingly honest look at a man who chose to honor his authentic path by devoting.

The title track "Howlin' Wind" bracingly announces Graham Parker's career aim: "I'm gonna howl".

credited Sophie's influential work with "mold[ing] electronic music into bracingly original avant-garde pop.

and dusted with confectioner's sugar, or dark chocolate and dusted with bracingly dry unsweetened cocoa powder.

performance: "With a husky, Marlene Dietrich-style low end, she was a bracingly expressionist presence, reimagining Bowie’s surrealistic verses as Weimar.

York Times cited the film's relevance, calling it an "often electric, bracingly urgent documentary.

" Richard Lawson of Vanity Fair called the film "bracingly made" and wrote, "I left the theater invigorated and rattled, in awe of.

calling it "an expressive mood piece creepy with cosmopolitan paranoia and bracingly somber bombast".

Roeg's films can often be perverse (and startlingly, bracingly so), they are rarely this silly.

general dryness (except in the south-west monsoon season), hot summer, and bracingly cold winter.

"While the script's cleverness and wordplay betray its stage origins, it's bracingly sharp, and explicitly a feminist text.

But, while there's a bracingly irreverent take on religion throughout the episode, the Lovejoy and Krusty.

tonally audacious, To Dust tackles universally relatable topics in a bracingly original way.

Unblended lambic is a cloudy, uncarbonated, bracingly sour beverage that is rarely available on tap.

" Trouser Press called the album "bracingly loud but generically obvious in its attack: simple melodies kicked along.

" Kirkus Reviews described Dietland as "hilarious, surreal, and bracingly original," concluding: "Part Fight Club, part feminist manifesto, an offbeat.

Nowrunning rated 3 out of 5 stars and called the film "Though not bracingly pleasurable, the movie is worth for its well etched out dialogues, racy.

writes music that is simultaneously old-fashioned in its outlook and bracingly new in its demeanor, and it satisfies the same urge for accessible novelty.

subsidiary role that Perelman needs, and Hemingway's rhythms are too bracingly inventive - they offer Perelman a distraction rather than fed lines.