Sentence examples for a sharpness of eye from inspiring English sources

"Funny, generous, humane and unsparing, Carey has a sharpness of eye and shapeliness of phrase that perfectly match his subject," Robert DouglasaidinhurstheaiDailyTelegraph Telegraph.

It's done here with an old-fashioned sharpness of eye ("Mamie Eisenhower shared some of her fur wrap with Pat Nixon") and a springiness of phrasing: Frank calls Nixon's rumination on all the reasons to run or not to run in 1968 "a slightly narcissistic workout," since there was never any doubt about the decision he would reach.

This relentless gentility would risk serious tedium without that sharpness of eye and wit.

He aspired to the idea of hawk: the high freedom, the swift and effortless flight, the sharpness of eye, the vertical dive.

To meet this objective, using a probability-based theoretical analysis for targeting skin APCs, we designed the Nanopatch™, which contains an array of densely packed projections (21025/cm2) invisible to the human eye (110 µm in length, tapering to tips with a sharpness of <1000 nm), that are dry-coated with vaccine and applied to the skin for two minutes.

What the play lacks is a sharpness of language.

Blu-ray offers a sharpness of detail, stability of color and depth of sound far beyond the capabilities of DVD.

I was mesmerized by her performance, the well-like depth of her voice that sucked me in like quick-sand, the piercing sharpness of her eyes that seemed to track me, and the precision lancing of her words that tossed me like a dryer, then release me tumbled-dry and warm.

My "new" eye was at about 80% of the sharpness of my other eye with a contact lens.

Here a comparable SNR gain of 106.0% lead to a sharpness loss of 40.7%.

Using the DSWT, we achieve 109% SNR gain with a sharpness loss of 13.8%.