Sentence examples for Sharp perspective from inspiring English sources

Names stack up, stretching in sharp perspective towards a hopeful future.

These numbers put the cost of the war to Britain in sharp perspective.

This creates a sharp perspective, revealing the under-surfaces and dramatically changing the tonal range in the composition.

Secretary Albright's visit to the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, the world's last Stalinist redoubt, put the issue in sharp perspective.

A weekend article by the journalist Ian Birrell about the treatment of his severely disabled daughter, Iona, brought this into sharp perspective.

Her second album, 21, is, in truth, a little lacking in grit for me, but here's the thing: Adele's wise-cracking, ebullient normality off-mic puts Beyoncé's doe-eyed absence in sharp perspective.

A year later, they are embarking on another final sprint, with another wild-card lead but a sharper perspective.

But the concussions, Roberts said, have given him a sharper perspective on life, a deeper understanding of those who have it worse.

Bloody Sunday, of course, also brought the Troubles into sharper perspective for those on the mainland; it even influenced British culture.

She is great, an opinion brought even into sharper perspective this week after the news that the mare Personal Ensign, who retired undefeated after 13 races in 1988, died Thursday.

It's easy to assume that you already know the answers, but when you think about it in terms of "what do I have to give up by making this choice?" it can put things in sharper perspective.