-
constant use of this
muscle by the animal, it
tends to be tough, dry, and
sinewy, so is best when
cooked for a long time in
moist heat. It is an
ideal cut...
-
Ledger magically and
mysteriously disappears beneath the skin of his lean,
sinewy character. It is a
great screen performance, as good as the best of Marlon...
- five stars, writing: "Those who
appreciated the
original for its brutal,
sinewy agility have
another thing coming: a lumbering,
stultifying gargantuan of...
- of Prussia, and
migrated to the
United States. He had a
prominent chin,
sinewy physique,
characteristic pipe, and a
propensity and
agile skill for fist-fighting...
- to the dark
psychological westerns of the
later 1950s". Time Out says "a
sinewy,
unsympathetic Peck impresses". TV
Guide writes "Though a disappointing...
-
strongly muscled. The
lower thigh is long,
strongly and
broadly muscled,
sinewy. The
hocks are s****y, well-angulated, not steep. The hind feet are slightly...
- magazine, "From
start to finish,
Heston was a grand,
ornery anachronism, the
sinewy symbol of a time when
Hollywood took
itself seriously, when
heroes came...
-
drawn commentary include her prose,
described by The
Times as
having "a
sinewy simplicity close to that of
myths and fairytales", her
portrayal of gender...
- band idolized.[citation needed]
Record World said the
title track had "a
sinewy, guitar-heavy
number sound the
group is most
comfortable with," and said...
-
stars are "afflicted with
cinematic schizophrenia. One
moment they are
sinewy,
battered remnants of a
discarded tradition. The next, they are low comedians...
