Sentence examples for by a sharpness of from inspiring English sources

The stories are marked by a sharpness of observation and of understanding that is often almost uncomfortable to encounter; this is the kind of fiction that knows far more about its characters than they would prefer it to know.

A sharpness of the second inequality in (1.2) has been shown by Neuman [9].

Maybe it's a sharpness of focus?

What the play lacks is a sharpness of language.

A high degree of crystallinity is indicated by the sharpness of the XRD peaks which exhibit a typical FWHM of approximately 0.16° to 0.17° (see inset to Figure 4a).

However, through her degree thesis supervisor, she met Parodi, who was, he says, "impressed by her sharpness of mind" and suggested a new research direction.

Thus a spot circumference can be detected by the sharpness of change in intensity, not the absolute intensity, and is hence independent of background fluorescence intensity.

But instances of truly excessive decorousness or decoration are rare in "Beyond Silence," and a pervasive but slight stiltedness is generally redeemed by the sharpness of Hoffman's observations: And skies athrob with gaud and roar of firework, Gigantic needles jabbing high Swiftly trailing flame like thread, then piercing The beady button of the moon...

A new study of animal vision compared hundreds of species by the sharpness of their sight.

The veal scallops were thin, tender, lemony and piqued by the sharpness of capers.

School admission by the sharpness of parental elbows – and ability to pay for tutoring – is not responsible public education.