Sentence examples for both sharpened from inspiring English sources

His advisers say it has both sharpened and sobered him.

To this end, the Modernist imperative of less is more has been both sharpened and broadened.

Her range has both sharpened her appreciation of different performance styles and cemented her love of the 18th century.

It follows that Hardy inequalities associated with two different fractional Laplacians share the same best constant as well as they can be both sharpened by adding Sobolev type remainder term involving the same optimal logarithmic correction.

A deep love of literature and a career devoted to analyzing Donne's poems down to their punctuation marks have both sharpened her mental prowess and limited her capacity for empathy; like a miler in tip-top condition, she runs so far ahead of the pack, she no longer thinks of herself as part of it.

Japan will have to choose among staying under America's wing, nestling up under China's, and a perilous bid for a distinct superpowerdom of its own.If this is roughly the big-power pattern of the 2020s, the list of pivotal states needs to be both sharpened and lengthened.

Developing the mind through meditation as well as other methodologies both sharpen your focus and gives you a clearer boundary on the thing you focus on.

Lord Saatchi will both sharpen the party's message and open the wallets of business supporters who, in recent years, have been reluctant to throw good money after bad.

The alpha peaks of both mutants sharpened at 552 nm under reducing conditions, and the pyridine spectra for both complexes yielded alpha peak maxima at 553 554 nm.

Both have sharpened their short game once the ball is in play, Murray winning 97 points in 122 visits to the net, a slightly better return for his daring than Djokovic's 93 from 124.

But there was a sense that the contours of both races had sharpened on a night that Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor, dropped out of the race.