This, it cannot be too much repeated and insisted on, this and no prurience of porcine appetite for rotten apples, no vulgarity of porcine adoration for unctuous wash, is what lies at the root of Blake's sensual doctrine.
Manicured and groomed as he always was, his pink snout pointed at a most entrancing angle, his tightly curled tail and glowing bristles the picture of health and good breeding, this porcine Apollo usually won in a walk.
Fooss, his small, porcine eyes snapped and twinkled madly behind his spectacles, but he seemed rather inclined to approve my flowers of rhetoric.
Fooss opened his eyes, looked at me, made porcine sounds indicative of personal well-being, relighted his pipe, and disposed himself to listen.
No porcine nature could withstand this spell, sure be-tokener of the fate of every vanquished and slaughtered pig.
He is very rich, and he has the porcine pride of riches.
More frequently it merely led him to soften the porcine austerity of his demeanour.
Constable Parsons suspected that he had a porcine soul.
As soon as he takes birth in the porcine order he dies of disease, O king.
He has to live in his porcine form for five years and then to assume that of a wolf for ten years.
They sprawled and postured, they reared their polished posteriors in porcine rhythms, as if to invite their brethren, who ringed them with applause, urging them to audaciously lascivious acts.
With this decision she emitted a cloud of smoke and closed her little porcine eyes.
From the depths of the gamut to the shrieky top again,--a droning that has something of porcine or wild-boar character.
The importance of Stephanurus in relation to porcine epizoöty and the supply of animal food cannot be ignored.
Fletcher’s views receive confirmation from the statements made by Dr Morris, who speaks of the pigs as dying from some mysterious disease, and thinks that the worms may be the cause of the porcine mortality.
The pace grew more fast and furious, and the fun more boisterous than ever when we sighted a porcine happy family on the road before us, and enjoyed the sport of a chase.
Bob had grown old and past his job and become afflicted with an obscure porcine disease, possibly senile decay, for which there was no remedy but merciful euthanasia.
Think of the porcine shambles of Cincinnati, with their swift-handed swine-slayers!
They seemed porcine and obscene; they resembled kept women in the concealing richness, the feminine animality of the garment.
This interesting specimen of porcine physiognomy was said to be the daughter of a great lady residing in Grosvenor Square.
There is also another engraving of her, showing her seated playing the piano, but very thinly veiled, so that her porcine countenance is plainly visible.
It was great because its faith had not been radically impaired; it was sane because Germany had not yet inoculated the human race with its porcine political vulgarities, its bestial degeneracy in art.
Arrived at the place, he observed that numbers of his porcine family were there before him.
The violent nature of theporcine family is well known.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "porcine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
