pugnaciously's Usage Examples:

New Series' (1949–52), whose uncompromising critical standards and pugnaciously pro-Britten and pro-Schoenberg stance brought it renown and notoriety.

When Aceria warns him she will never let him send the boards away, he pugnaciously accepts the challenge.

a pugnaciously ugly eight-story semi-skyscraper office building".

scene construction, turning the fierce poetry of painfully revealing and pugnaciously wounding dialogue into powerful drama that’s sustained by a seemingly.

eyes to heaven's blue, From where past heroes hold the view, And swears pugnaciously the oath, You Rhine and I, stay German, both.

In each case, Gladys Ormphby pugnaciously attacked the honoree with her flailing purse, and Dean Martin would also.

He also pugnaciously brooked no opposition.

He campaigned pugnaciously against the authority of the clergy in education, aiming to overturn.

At the Britannica Blog, writer Clay Shirky pugnaciously observed that War and Peace was "too long, and not so interesting", further.

" Kitty Empire of The Observer characterized its music as "pugnaciously mass-market", but complimented Fiasco's "righteous fury and weary humour.

In 1926 he persuaded the pugnaciously liberal journalist-lawyer Rudolf Olden to move his base from Vienna to.

that the album "combines everything that was uniquely tantalizing, and pugnaciously feminist, about her debut, while also retaining just enough of the enthusiastic.

Fault, is experiencing a mixture of suffering, are inclined to behave pugnaciously, while still trying to get on with their life.

a pugnaciously ugly eight-story semi-skyscraper office building" and adds, "He deserved.