Usar "exigent" en una oración

1. He could have afforded Dunhills or Nat Shermans, Keith thought, but the ones on offer looked cheap, with a Spanish name: Exigente

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2. Since losing the bid for Lincoln Center at the turn of the 1960s, the Hamilton-Sweeney Company’s investment arm had diverted most of its energy to international concerns, Exigente cigarettes, El Bandito coffee (whose mustachioed spokesperson, Pepe Rodríguez, she was in a position to know, was actually an Armenian from South Jersey)

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3. From his own battered soft-pack, Keith had been able to fish only two ends of a broken Exigente

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4. Through two successive coups and a guerra civil, he’d kept the Bandito beans harvested and the Exigentes rolled and a black market in American-made munitions profitable

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5. Or what was this all for? Still he was mindful to hold on to his Exigente, the dizzy ember

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6. Conklin pushed a bloody clump of his hair away from his eyes, said to Jacobi, “If this isn’t ‘exigent circumstances,’ I don’t know what is

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