Our Kids is a better, sharper and more accessible book than Bowling Alone, which made Putnam's name.
Unlike stainless steel, carbon steel can stain and rust, but the upside is that it holds a better, sharper edge than stainless.
Or is it, as this week's winner has it, a kind of paradise of paradox: or, in the better, sharper phrase of @SamTheBearJew, "Logorrhea, in brief".
The valuable curatorial wisdom here is that artists often look better — sharper, fuller — in the company of their peers than in the regal isolation of museum retrospectives.
But the better, sharper side won and now Ireland have to work out a plan at least to frustrate Spain in Gdansk.
Every time some company offers a new tablet, laptop or phone, you can bet that it has a better, sharper, brighter screen — but what about the sound?
As a result, Dr. Soya says, "it is tempting to suggest that increased storage and utility of brain glycogen in the cortex and hippocampus might be involved in the development" of a better, sharper brain.
Over the years he's become an even better, sharper dresser as I've become scruffier.
If this is so, then it stands to reason that we don't need better, sharper, more targeted new year's goals, or resolutions, or even different ways of achieving them, but rather strategies to help us beef up John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
Unless big, fake stripper boobs are the goal, try someone closer to your size, but better, sharper, more refined.
