Sentence examples for growing sharp from inspiring English sources

He continued, his voice growing sharp, "It's a bit crass of Tessa, frankly, to make that point.

One can imagine arguments growing sharp in the present political climate, when opinions about what America was, is and should be are so polarized and proprietorial.

Until now, most of the progress was made by molecular beam epitaxy[11, 12], which is best suited for growing sharp QW interfaces in nitride-based ISB devices because of its inherently low growth temperature and slow growth rate.

It was a quibble at a time when, in America as a whole, business concerns about the climate are growing sharper, even if public opinion is not.

That edge has been growing sharper with every series, helping the team forget that it lost four of its last five regular-season games.

That flutter has the sound of death in it — a kind of pr-r-t, pr-r-t, growing sharper as he drops.

The new economic team will be taking over when partisan differences over how to address the sluggish economy are growing sharper.

So, as her priorities and behavior change, her tongue growing sharper and a rebelliousness taking hold, the people around her don't know what to make of it, and both her transformation and their bafflement are played for laughs.

As I've followed their exploits over the few days since they arrived my questions growing sharper and my articles being spotted they have gone from tolerating me benignly to sneering at me openly.

In an era in which these conflicts are growing sharper and deeper, and the institutions of government more dysfunctional, perhaps these issues need to be addressed openly and head-on by the electorate.

(RNS) Public disagreements over whether the Roman Catholic Church can change its teachings on Communion for remarried Catholics are growing sharper on the eve of a major Vatican summit, with conservatives led by U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke making another push against loosening the rules.