Sentence examples for adding sharply from inspiring English sources
"We can't always get what we want," Mr. Buress retorted, adding sharply, "Everyone here wants you to shut up".
The story goes that when an Atheneum executive called her the "juvenile editor," she addressed him as "senile editor," adding sharply that "good children's books are never juvenile".
He later reflected that Georgie would have been happier if he had never been born, adding sharply that then she could have married a "good clergyman" instead.
She paused, then added sharply, "But it wasn't that".
"But it's not about me," he added sharply.
He added, sharply: "He has a great job in New York.
"None of this is easy at the margins," he added sharply.
"Crazy not at all," the imam added sharply, speaking for himself.
But, he added sharply, "at the end of the day, my clients are my clients.
McCluskey adds sharply that the people who pay £120 a year to belong to Unite outnumber all the members put together of the political parties represented in parliament.
Eventually the men plan to add such sharply focused advertising to the site.
