Sentence examples similar to Sharp to recognize from inspiring English sources

She impressed me as a sharp woman — sharp enough to recognize that my cluelessness might be exploited in better ways than dates at McDonald's.

The "no" in No Wave was important, and Eno, as sharp as he was to recognize the scene, still operated with a spirit based on the continuous Yes.

But, like the Cold Warriors of old (who were slow to recognize the sharp divisions between China and the Soviet Union), he tends to see potential enemies as a common front.

If polarization gives an issue sharp edges, decision-makers need to recognize competing perspectives and account for them in setting priorities.

This is an important skill to develop in your ear training, helping you to recognize microtones and sharp and flat sounds.

The panel should not shrink from its historic opportunity to recognize Proposition 8's sharp departure from established constitutional principles of equality and fairness.

The concept of foundation is a sharper concept than support which allows us to recognize spline bases suitable for design and computational purposes.

Print newspapers suffered a sharp decline in readership and ad revenue because they failed to recognize the decade-long shift of audiences from offline to online channels.

Clinton appears to recognize this.

To recognize a Palestinian state?

There's nobody to recognize.