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flinty

[flin-tee] / ˈflɪn ti /


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But there is still a combination of flinty determination and composure under pressure that has restricted England to just eight victories in 46 meetings across more than a century.

From BBC

"It's a big old cheese -- there's a lot going on. The texture is beautiful: it's flinty as you break it apart; the crystalline in there are so delicate," he said.

From Barron's

No. But he’s the symbol of Springsteen here, and he captures the star’s flinty gaze and rock ‘n’ roll rasp while performing the songs, bringing his own intense soulfulness to the role.

From Los Angeles Times

Neither is he the flinty survivor or gruff hero playing God that other medical dramas love to hold up.

From Salon

The songs had a flinty exterior and a troubled tone.

From Los Angeles Times