Sentence examples for brains are sharpened by from inspiring English sources
Trouble is, it might be just a bit too clever, even for fans of "the home of witty banter", whose brains are sharpened by regular re-runs of QI and Top Gear.
The coarse MS bands are sharpened by injecting highpass details taken from a high-resolution panchromatic (Pan) image.
It involves people collectively insofar as arguments, the public manifestation of inferences, are sharpened by the scrutiny of others.
This contrasts with the uncleaved soluble and bound fractions, which are proportional to each other and are sharpened by proteases.
He makes some good points that can be sharpened by a more precise comparison between the impact of Prozac on the brain and the impact of government regulation and stimulation on the economy.
Community is a reflex that's sharpened by necessity.
The old tensions between East and West were sharpened by the quarrels about Chalcedon.
Far from being tempered or mellowed by age, his ambition has only been sharpened by it.
Those fears will inevitably be sharpened by any move by Iran towards independently increasing levels of enrichment.
