Sentence examples for as a particularly sharp from inspiring English sources
This week's findings that one of the party's flagship policies, the pupil premium, has done nothing for social mobility in schools, must come as a particularly sharp slap in the face.
The formula has been so successful during the past quarter-century that it comes as a particularly sharp jolt to see Taiwan and Hong Kong, two Chinese enclaves where pragmatism reigned for many years, responding erratically to the Communist Party's elixir.
As the train hit a particularly sharp turn, I lost my balance and lurched forward, freshly glossed lips first, directly into the right shoulder blade of the woman in front of me.
It made for a particularly sharp contrast with the audience because only 4percentt of convention delegates identify themselves as black, according to a survey by The New York Times and CBS News.
Daoud had been asked about a particularly sharp passage in his novel, concerning organized religion.
But this track-and-field superfight carried a particularly sharp edge.
His shooting on Oct. 22 struck a particularly sharp chord in this region.
Mr. Kuhnel has a particularly sharp ear for music and structure.
On the whole, however, Wittenborn does not have a particularly sharp eye.
On drug abuse, a particularly sharp problem in New Hampshire: "We're going to end it.
A particularly sharp increase in capacitance occurs in the structures fabricated on the FZ-Si wafer.
