Sentence examples for because of the sharpness from inspiring English sources

(The meaty clams, which are more like steamers than cherrystones, are called razor clams because of the sharpness of the edges of the shells).

In the context of turns in the Oprah confessional, Mr. Armstrong's interview stands out, perhaps because of the sharpness of the reversal and the remarkably bad set of facts that he has in front of him.

Russia's MICEX exchange, where most of Russia's trading takes place, suspended equity trading for one hour because of the sharpness of Thursday's market rally.

As noted by the The Grand Rapids Press in 1981, "the speed limit on the S-Curve must be reduced as low as 25 mph [25 mph] on some bad-weather days because of the sharpness of the turns and [the] numerous accidents [that] have occurred there".

I wanted Dali because of the architectural sharpness of his work".

without losing some of the sharpness," she explained.

This completes the proof of the sharpness of inequality (1.6).

A measure of the sharpness of tuning (width of receptive-field) is the Q40.

Oregano is a good substitute for cilantro; none of the sharpness with a pleasant flavor.

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This self-mockery could turn into masochism, but somehow it never does, in part because the sharpness of the jokes is itself a form of self-assertion.