Sentence examples for a very very sharp from inspiring English sources

Even a diamond-studded saw — what Allen called "a very, very sharp saw" — wielded by robots?

There's a very, very sharp distinction between the eight bodies and Pluto".

The biggest new feature is what Apple calls the Retina display: like the one on the iPhone 4S, it's a very, very sharp screen.

"He's a very, very sharp brother," said the formerly homeless Christopher Boyd, who started selling the paper eight years ago and now lives in a subsidized apartment.

"Instead of stepping back and saying, 'Gee, this person has some real disabilities, whether his I.Q. is 67 or 77,' sometimes people want a very, very sharp and simple bright line".

She said: "They did it in good faith but had a very, very sharp awakening when they couldn't [implement the policy]." Newly elected Tory MPs Lee Scott and Andrew Percy said they could not vote in favour of the plan, joining former minister David Davis in a small Conservative rebellion.

"I've seen him in MLS a few times and he still looks very, very sharp - but the Premier League is a different ball game," explained former Gunners left-back Winterburn.

"We were just very, very sharp, and they were maybe a little bit off their game".

Buy one very, very sharp knife.

"I always had very, very, very sharp assistants," said Ms. Black, 58.

"Let me tell you, that man's brain is still very, very, very sharp, but his body is frail," Mr. Tsvangirai said.