Sentence examples for a sharp indictment of from inspiring English sources

The story develops into a sharp indictment of laissez-faire parenting, as the narrator turns his critical attention to the contents of his lunchbox: "Mom's lunches are never actually possible to eat.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 5 — In a sharp indictment of President Hugo Chávez's proposed changes to the Constitution, the former top army commander here described the proposed charter on Monday as "in effect a coup d'état" intended to abolish checks on Mr. Chávez's expanding power.

"You were disgusted by [Andrew] long before he became disgusting," he tells police interrogators, in a sharp indictment of societal homophobia.

The newest addition to the sick-parent literature now arrives from the journalist Katy Butler, and it too is a triumph, distinguished by the beauty of Ms. Butler's prose and her saber-sharp indictment of certain medical habits.

But as a sharp criticism of postwar planning for Iraq, it represents the most explicit official indictment to date of an operation that was very much the province of Mr. Rumsfeld and his top deputies.

A captain, Michael Pollard, produced "a sharp piece of metal wrapped with tape," which the officers claimed was the weapon Mr. Lightfoot had used against Officer Rivera, according to the indictment.

There is a sharp intake of breath.

This is a sharp change of attitude.

A sharp intake of breath.

A sharp expulsion of breath.

"He had a sharp sense of humor.