Sentence examples for a rather sharp from inspiring English sources

Later, however, he described her as a "rather sharp critic" of Russia's government, "which is good".

One afternoon, Monika and I had a rather sharp exchange in the presence of Bob and Karel.

Later, however, the then president grudgingly described her as a "rather sharp critic" of the Kremlin, "which is good".

For his Premier League managerial debut, Paul Ince wore a rather sharp, silver suit and tie combination.

Later, however, he described her as a "rather sharp critic" of the Kremlin, which, he said, "is good".

Implicit in those views is a rather sharp distinction between public and private life, with private life given a nearly abso- lute priority.

And we get a rather sharper sense of fun from some of the surviving jokes of Marcus Tullius Cicero.

"An increase in Bank Rate of 1⁄4 point would be unlikely to slow that process to a halt immediately but there is a risk that, if the increase were delayed, inflation would be pushed above target or a rather sharper increase in Bank Rate would be needed subsequently".

The hazard rate for recurrence indicated a bimodal relapse pattern with an early, rather sharp, dominant peak at about two years and a second broader peak at about five years with a decay that extended to at least 15 years.

The vehicle concept is a wing body with rather sharp leading edges and slender aerodynamic configuration.

Mr. Fujimori used an assortment of carrots and rather sharp sticks on his way to a third five-year term.