There has been no mincing of words in the debate.

This mincing can be done by hand instead of machine.

He played the brother-in-law and other oddball characters such as Sidney Mincing.

There is no mincing of words.

No flinching from hard facts, no mincing or obfuscation.

And as befits the film's blunt, inelegant simplicity and occasional shocking tenor, there is never any mincing of words.

X. Mincing words apparently wasn't a habit with Shiloh; he grated them: "Who are you?

I will speak my heart, with no mincing of words, no lies, no Dru language of many meanings or sometimes none at all.

It is considered by some as a significantly improved method of producing black tea to the orthodox through the mincing of wither tea leaves.

Filmfare said that the film was an unsuccessful mincing of Western style with Indian milieu, making it an "imitation western-neither here nor there."

The young Athenian Iros, the mother's pet, said seriously without his usual mincing, "No one is against, Theseus.

To Elka Gilmore, the chef and owner of Elka restaurant in San Francisco, the arduous mincing and chopping of ingredients have a Zen potential.

Some hours later Sir John Cranston, muttering and cursing to himself, made his way from Blind Basket Alley up Mincing Lane into Fenchurch Street.

The muscular hindquarters in front of me bunched suddenly, as the cautious stride altered to a tentative mincing, each hoof sliding a few inches in the damp earth before another step was risked.

Plantation Place South is located at the corner of Great Tower Street and Mincing Lane, near the Tower of London and Fenchurch Street railway station.

It is currently the headquarters of a number of insurance and consulting companies and it occupies almost an entire block of approximately 10,200 sq m, bounded by Fenchurch Street, Mincing Lane, and Rood Lane.

It includes the Monument, Aldgate, Cornhill, Fenchurch Street, Gracechurch Street, Leadenhall Street, Lombard Street, Mincing Lane, Pudding Lane and Tower Hill and roughly covers the southeastern corner of the City of London.

As the pony had now thrown off all disguise, and without any mincing of the matter or beating about the bush, sturdily refused to be driven by anybody but Kit, it generally happened that whether old Mr Garland came, or Mr Abel, Kit was of the party.

You that have so fair parts of woman on you Have too a woman's heart, which ever yet Affected eminence, wealth, sovereignty; Which, to say sooth, are blessings; and which gifts, Saving your mincing, the capacity Of your soft cheveril conscience would receive If you might please to stretch it.

She turned her back and minced out of the room.

Never had these men and women been known to mince words.

His report for 1990 arrived last week, and it minced no words.

On those occasions when he does, words are not minced.

Yet he also has a way of not mincing words.

And do try to mince a bit when you walk.

He minces no words as to the cause of death.

I am not mincing any words, we hit it hard.

His work is going to court and mincing the government's cases.

The keeper got up and minced out of the room.

I have better things to do with my time than to mince words on the subject.

Then, mincing no words, she got to what for her was the heart of the matter.

"You need not think to mince words around me now!"

No time to mince about, she went straight in and turned right.

He rolled his eyes and then minced towards the red door.

Let me turn to the subject of energy, which is something else that I do not want to mince my words about.

Well, it was no use mincing the matter, I told her all.

He minced across the little creek and into the woods on the far side.

Its teeth minced her face some more as they dragged free.

He certainly appears to have minced his words when talking to evangelical leaders.

I called out, and he minced across the room in a most feminine fashion.

As former diplomats, we no longer have to mince words.

He's going to try and land,' he told her, not mincing his words.

In fact - let's not mince words - there seemed to be a huge problem.

Now, we know each other, and I'll not mince or repeat any words with you.

Six to five they'll take us out before we ground.

So she ground away at her work, never giving it up.

He ground his face into the wood of the floor.

She ground the words out, then went past in silence.

I ground it into him until he made a small pain sound.

I'll probably be home in a month or so' and they'll ground me completely.

She could tell by the way he ground out his cigarette on the floor.

She ground her teeth so the sound could be heard by everyone.

When she thought about what they might have started, her teeth ground together.

I ground my feet just to hear the noise again.

He ground his teeth, or I told myself that was the sound.

He ground his teeth at the pain but made no sound.

Our hips came together and we ground them against each other.

I ground the gears into first, and away we went.

He seemed to think she was irresponsible and needed a husband to ground her.

I was finding it hard to speak now as we ground into each other.

We grind it out and play for the full 40 minutes.

That was exactly how he ground his way to all those victories.

At this rate she would surely ground in the next few minutes.

And if not, how long would it take to grind him down?

He ground the words out, sitting up with Nick in his arms.

But when they get it going again, they'll start to grind away at us.

She ground her teeth with the effort it took to leave the thing alone.

Josh, 24, can ground her with a single phone call.

She turned her back and minced out of the room.

Never had these men and women been known to mince words.

His report for 1990 arrived last week, and it minced no words.

On those occasions when he does, words are not minced.

Yet he also has a way of not mincing words.

And do try to mince a bit when you walk.

He minces no words as to the cause of death.

I am not mincing any words, we hit it hard.

His work is going to court and mincing the government's cases.

The keeper got up and minced out of the room.

I have better things to do with my time than to mince words on the subject.

Then, mincing no words, she got to what for her was the heart of the matter.

"You need not think to mince words around me now!"

No time to mince about, she went straight in and turned right.

He rolled his eyes and then minced towards the red door.

Let me turn to the subject of energy, which is something else that I do not want to mince my words about.

Well, it was no use mincing the matter, I told her all.

He minced across the little creek and into the woods on the far side.

Its teeth minced her face some more as they dragged free.

He certainly appears to have minced his words when talking to evangelical leaders.

I called out, and he minced across the room in a most feminine fashion.

As former diplomats, we no longer have to mince words.

He's going to try and land,' he told her, not mincing his words.

In fact - let's not mince words - there seemed to be a huge problem.

Now, we know each other, and I'll not mince or repeat any words with you.