Sentence examples for characteristically sharp from inspiring English sources
Besides his missteps, Lee was characteristically sharp.
Waugh's response was characteristically sharp and practical.
Titled "Growing Fast and Slow," it's a characteristically sharp and erudite discussion of the forces that underpin economic development.
Blue cheeses may be soft and creamy or crumbly in texture, with a characteristically sharp, piquant flavour.
Douglas's characteristically sharp way with violence and Dorothy Malone's sleepy-eyed self-confidence as the romantic interest lift this pleasant genre piece above the average.
On a Saturday afternoon last fall, the characteristically sharp Dutch light played shadow games on the Gothic spires of the Domtoren — the dominating tower in the center of town, surrounded by the Domplein, the city's main square.
Scribner said that the collection, which is edited by Anne Margaret Daniel, would "provide new insight into the bold and uncompromising arc of Fitzgerald's career" and was written "in his characteristically beautiful, sharp, and surprising language".
A further difficulty in diagnosis is that asbestos exposure itself is also associated with the production of benign pleural plaques, which can be difficult to differentiate from MPM, although the former characteristically have sharp edges, and is separate from the extrapleural fat and endothoracic fascia.
Embolic strokes are characteristically abrupt in onset.
(Handel, characteristically, was pretty sharp about refusing the hospital's attempts to claim exclusive rights).
The spectra in the high-frequency range characteristically show a sharp maximum near 3600 cm−1 with an asymmetry toward lower frequency, in particular at the lower temperatures (Fig. 2).
