Sentence examples for always sharp from inspiring English sources

He was always curious, always sharp.

Service is fast but not always sharp.

And his tossed-off lines are almost always sharp: "Pen?

An avid bridge player, always sharp and with gentle elegance.

The distinction between nekton and plankton is not always sharp.

The melt is always sharp at one end.

There is an edgier politics option, too: "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," on FX, which is far funnier than "Don't Sleep!" but isn't always sharper.

This is especially true at a Saturday matinee, where the audience is often a lot older, but always sharper as well as simply thrilled at seeing themselves satirised.

Beerbohm, the eminent Victorian, although always sharper and more cynical than Hirschfeld, moved among the statesmen and politicians whom he caricatured.

The Fuji and Sony shots were sometimes grainy (an S.L.R. would have done better) but were always sharper, and managed to capture something in anything shy of total blackness.

It can be trickier when people are drunk; although, as he doesn't drink himself (he has Crohn's disease and has only ever had one alcoholic drink, which he hated), he's always sharper than anyone else around him.