Sentence examples for a particularly sharp and from inspiring English sources

Yet Denmark experienced a particularly sharp and early version of Europe's debate over multiculturalism and Islam.

Levin didn't provide a breakdown of which specific instances supported his findings, but he told HuffPo that 2016 saw a "particularly sharp and widespread bigotry" against Muslim and transgender individuals, along with what he called the "emboldenment and mainstreaming of white nationalism".

The director, Lauren Keating, has the cast clicking nicely, with Ms. Hines giving a particularly sharp performance and Mr. Madera turning in a hilarious version of the suspicious spouse.

Published today in the journal Science, the study details a tenfold increase in the abundance of single-cell coccolithophores between 1965 and 2010, and a particularly sharp spike since the late 1990s in the population of these pale-shelled floating phytoplankton.

Mr. Kuhnel has a particularly sharp ear for music and structure.

A particularly sharp exchange occurred between Mr. Greenspan and Brooksley E. Born, a panelist and former regulator who clashed with Mr. Greenspan and members of the Clinton administration over derivatives regulation — and lost that battle.

The Brewbaker beers include a particularly sharp IPA that still has yeast and protein sediment in the bottom, and a bock (a German lager) made with elderblossom.

But this track-and-field superfight carried a particularly sharp edge.

Sonoma County – which was hit hardest by the fires – experienced a particularly sharp decline in rainfall between winter and summer (the red line on the chart below shows how 2017 compares to previous years).

As the train hit a particularly sharp turn, I lost my balance and lurched forward, freshly glossed lips first, directly into the right shoulder blade of the woman in front of me.

With a population of 103,000, Miami County has seen a particularly sharp increase in poverty among children and the unemployed.