The first, and sharpest, is the problem of misidentification.
"He's been attacked by the best and sharpest politicians in the country.
One of the loudest and sharpest critics of the intellectual-property corporate rampage was Judge Kozinski.
It must be the highest and sharpest point of all the senses, or the mind, I don't know.
"Some of the smallest and sharpest holds I have ever attempted to hold on to," Caldwell posted on Facebook.
Last year's figure was the lowest number and sharpest decline since the group started tracking crimes in 1995.
Mr Moody-Stuart thinks the Kyoto pact is crucial because it forces businesses to "put their best and sharpest minds on the task" of reducing carbon emissions.
I would gladly catalog the movie's wittiest inventions and sharpest insights, or try to draw a word map of Riley's brain.
Music showed the shortest and sharpest initial decline in attention (taking 6 years) and the online biographies of the sports stars the longest (20 30 years).
All legit, of course; he draws on a previous career in law enforcement to deliver some of the toughest and sharpest crime movies and TV shows around.
With Susan's death last Tuesday, America and the world lost one of the most brilliant minds and sharpest pairs of eyes of her generation.
