Sentence examples for a sharp snapshot of from inspiring English sources

Kunzru flits dexterously between Guy's bullish hubris and Arjun's desperate toils, creating a sharp snapshot of the heady time when everyone was "surfing the wave of innovation" in a seemingly boundless boom.

There are unsparing accounts of his experiences with cancer and advice for other cancer patients (and mortals generally), but there is also a varied album of sharp snapshots of memory from his young manhood, his active political career, and his middle age as an observer of and occasional participant in public affairs.

The film races from person to person, from one side of the Atlantic to the other, giving sharp snapshots of the problems people encounter as they scrape along in economically divided nations.

Rather, we trace the dramatic trajectory of each character through the course of numerous arias, each one of which offers a sharp psychological snapshot at the given juncture of the action.

R&D Showcase--A Snapshot of Research Activities Across the Nation.

It's a snapshot in time, a snapshot of a moment we thought'd be eternal.

This is a sharp change of attitude.

Finkelstein is a sharp critic of Israel.

"He had a sharp sense of humor.

A sharp pair of scissors.

He gives us an indelible, time-capsule feel for the madness that was life on the road with the Stones in the years before and after Altamont; harrowing accounts of his many close shaves and narrow escapes (from the police, prison time, drug hell); and a heap of sharp-edged snapshots of friends and colleagues — most notably, his longtime musical partner and sometime bête noire, Mick Jagger.