Sentence examples for and a sharp one from inspiring English sources

Without a tripod, a stabilizer can mean the difference between a blurry shot and a sharp one.

Robin Dunbar's "Grooming, Gossip, and the Evolution of Language," from a few years back, for instance, had a thesis and a sharp one: that primates groom each other not to pick out nits, which do not really trouble them, but as a form of gossip, a way of exchanging social information — who grooms who for how long tells who's up and who's down.

All scans were reconstructed applying filtered back projection (FBP) with two kernels: a standard one and a sharp one.

He has a very powerful array of assets but perhaps the most potent of all is his raw intelligence; a hungry mind and a sharp one.

Instead of just taking multiple shots and picking a sharp one, the system appears to use technology similar to the current HDR feature.

He's now backed by an actual band, and it's a sharp one at that.

"We saw a turning point in 1997 -- and it was a sharp one," Mr. Ishigaki said.

Yuvraj, who scored those two centuries in the one-day series, swings out at the final ball, but misses and Prior takes a sharp one just over his own shoulder.

63rd over: England 214-6 (Flintoff 0, Giles 4) Ntini stays on at the Pavilion End and his best delivery, a sharp one which leaves Giles clueless, is unwittingly gloved through the slips for four.

An alternative is a text archive, which Halliday and Matthiessen (2014: 70 71) describe as follows: The difference between a corpus and a text archive is not a sharp one; but the general principle is that a corpus represents a systematic sample of text according to clearly established criteria whereas a text archive is assembled in a more opportunistic fashion ….

The difference between a corpus and a text archive is not a sharp one; but the general principle is that a corpus represents a systematic sample of text according to clearly established criteria whereas a text archive is assembled in a more opportunistic fashion ….