Sentence examples for a touch sharp from inspiring English sources

A touch sharp for me but very good.

Mr. Hitchens's phrasings ("a roving ambassador of a highly politicized papacy") may be a touch sharp for a mass audience, and he could be picking on Mother Teresa simply because he doesn't like her politics or her church.

Obafemi Martins seems set to improve on his excellent form of 2014 and his understanding with Clint Dempsey seemed even a touch sharper than last year.

The vocals did sound a touch sharper than those fed through the normal earbuds, but it didn't feel like an effect I couldn't have achieved with a few tweaks of my laptop audio settings.

If anyone knows the value of an impish touch, sharp acceleration and a calculating rugby brain it is the former Welsh international.

The retractable crayon has a grooming brush at one end and a slanted calligraphic nib at the other that deposits colour (three options, from blonde to dark brunette) with a light touch: sharp but subtle.

"Summer of 2000, I think my long-iron game was just a touch more sharp than it is now.

Sometimes an egg pasta will sneak into the mix, like the wide pappardelle in a lamb sauce or the narrow tagliatelle with a rich Bolognese, but his aesthetic is basically the same: modest portions of noodles cooked to a point just past al dente, and sauces fortified with a bit of butter, a touch of sharp cheese and a healthy pinch of salt.

The physical examination consists of the straight leg raising test, the crossed straight leg raising test, test of Bragard, finger-floor distance, standing on toes and heels, knee tendon reflex, ankle tendon reflex, strength of m. extensor hallicus longus, sensory tests (touch, sharp and blunt) in the dermatomes L5/ S1 in the feet.

He's fast on and off the ball, has exquisite technique and touch sharper than a pickled razor blade.

The two miles at Lingfield looked a touch on the sharp side for him last time but Exeter is more of test.