Sentence examples for certainly sharp from inspiring English sources

She may have arrived with a shopping bag for a camera case, but she was certainly sharp and fast.

They're certainly sharp enough to sidestep the classic pitfall of the newly successful rapper complaining about the pressures of fame.

While it is certainly sharp for reading text and viewing photos, it is noticeably less crisp than the Galaxy S5's 5.1in 1080p screen with 432 ppi.

The groundstaff were certainly sharper this time than they were in 2011, when they were lambasted by Kevin Pietersen, who called them "ridiculous".

"Radiohead have always sounded like a band in constant motion: every album has seemed like an agitated shift from the last, as if they were too neurotic to rest on their laurels even if they wanted to … You'd hesitate to call A Moon Shaped Pool more poppy... but it's certainly sharper and more focused".

As inferior first series of classic comedies go, it's a doozy: it's certainly sharper than the first series of Seinfeld, and it's a revolving winner's podium of excellence in comparison with the honking cavalcade of no that was The Black Adder.

You'd hesitate to call it more poppy – this is still an album on which standard verse-chorus structures are very much subject to subsidence, and on which the instruments buried deep in the mix frequently seem to be playing an entirely different song to those in the foreground – but it's certainly sharper and more focused.

This was his second loss in three fights since losing his WBO lightweight title to the estimable Terence Crawford in March last year but he looks rejuvenated at last, certainly sharper than in his marking-time points win over Alexandre Lepelley in Leeds last November.

Certainly, the sharp creases and chiseled bodywork left no doubt whose badge was on the nose.

It's nearly Christmas and if this isn't a miracle, well, it is certainly a sharp, witty setup.

"He certainly looked sharp in training on Tuesday, he trained and did everything the rest of the boys did.