Sentence examples for and for the sharpness from inspiring English sources

Their ranks include a former English High Court judge, Sir John Vinelott, famous both for the quiet voice with which he spoke in court and for the sharpness with which he responded to counsel who asked him to speak up.

They are usually notable for the sharpness and wit they bring to broad social questions.

Yet, along with this straightforward criticism, Maimon also expressed a deep appreciation for the sharpness, devotion and moral character of the Talmudists.

The kernel number is an indicator for the sharpness of edges and the smoothness of images.

Mr. Weiss's movie has already gathered praise for the sharpness of its story and authenticity of its voice.

A pixie, a changeling, she was admired for the sharpness of her wit.

As much as for his prowess on the field, Bannister became known for the sharpness of his mind.

His experience as a child actor may account for the sharpness with which his humorously self-involved characters are drawn.

Thomas came late to poetry and in his lifetime he was better known as one of London's most powerful critics, "notorious for the sharpness of his pen".

Mr Kaufman is Labour's most waspish MP, better known for the sharpness of his sting than for the generosity of his spirit.

Remark 4.2 Reference [25] provided an alternative method for the sharpness argument.