Sentence examples for be more sharp from inspiring English sources
The phrase "be more sharp" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "be sharper."
Example: "To improve your writing, you need to be sharper in your arguments and clarity."
Alternatives: "be more precise" or "be clearer.".
You would have thought you would have seen some of the legal organizations be more sharp on these issues".
The contrast between Morris's sprightly actors and the shuffling geriatrics they portray could hardly be more sharp.
Since Kant holds moral virtue to be a trait grounded in moral principle, the boundary between non-moral and moral virtues could not be more sharp.
Both bulk and exfoliated materials exhibit capacity reduction upon cycling; moreover, for exfoliated MoS2, this decrease can be more sharp [4, 5].
I'll be looking out for Walsh's reviews because I am hoping there will be more sharp commentary that rises above.
You can also be more sharp-eyed for jokes when there is no one else to distract you.
The results present that the effective viscosity decreases with increasing shear rate and the change below 500 s−1 is more sharp.
This didn't at all mimic the groove of his father's band; there were more sharp edges and funk in the gnashing duet.
Due to the unbalanced quality of the natural training samples (there were more sharp images than naturally blurred images), we applied a gaussian blur to some of the sharp samples to generate additional blurred samples.
Daniel Kreps of Rolling Stone noted that Eminem "is more sharp and on-point here than on some of Relapse".
In the southeast, the border between the eastern and midland is more sharp as mountain chains separate the subspecies to different drainage basins.
