Sentence examples for features sharply from inspiring English sources

He looks tip-top — lean and trim, his features sharply defined in a head as naked and as ascetic as a Roman portrait bust.

Although it's a black and white linoleum cut, Alex Katz's "Impatiens" features sharply drawn flowers that disport all over the ample surface.

The case also features sharply differing views on secrecy and the proper role of a judge in overseeing how fees are paid in a class action.

Peele tells this story by way of clearly delineated, skit-like scenes featuring sharply aphoristic writing and precise (often uproarious) satirical comedy.

Two years later, the radio show This American Life began its tenancy on NPR, featuring sharply crafted non-fiction stories, some domestic and some broader in range and scope.

There are, after all, commercials that feature sharply disjunctive editing, and there are plenty of classic Hollywood movies that are marked as much by their editorial jolts as by their smoothness.

This feature sharply distinguishes this tradition from that of Mappæ (see [27] for an opposing opinion).

This feature sharply limits the kinds of natural language questions to be expected from a user, such as questions aimed at retrieving objects or tuples of objects satisfying given relational constraints, or providing summary or extremal properties (longest rivers, lowest costs, and the like) about them.

Then, in mid-1988, Mitsubishi replaced its shopworn Tredia and Cordia models--cars distinguished by unmelodious names and an undistinguished design that featured sharply creased, rectangular body panels at a time when the oval was coming into vogue.

We analyzed the LE of the insula and of the mPMC to test the hypothesis of a smoother transition across connectivity patterns in the insula compared to a region like mPMC where previous studies found clusters of seed voxels featuring sharply different connectivity patterns.

Looking decidedly thinner, his already hollow facial features more sharply defined than ever, he mirrors the pressure borne by the Eagles since September when they began three months of unsuccessful recording in London with Glyn Johns (producer of their first two albums) before switching to Bill Szymczyk and the LA Record Plant for another try, this time successful.