Sentence examples for has a sharp edge from inspiring English sources
The photon energy spectrum from neutrino radiative decay has a sharp edge at high energy end.
And Hillel's version — which asks what we would find hateful — has a sharp edge.
One wing has a serrated surface (a "file") that runs along an enlarged vein; the other wing has a sharp edge over which the file is scraped.
Sylvia Townsend Warner's whimsical take on postwar womanhood and the quest for meaning, subtitled "The Loving Huntsman", has a sharp edge, a satirical eye and a covert, untamed, eroticism.
The ion sheath has a sharp edge at the initial stage, but the sharp edge gradually disappears due to merging of the sheath edge evolving outside the trench, which is confirmed by the current through positively biased Langmuir probe.
The passion fruit is endemic to Brazil and the Mercosur countries, it conjures up the Latin American flair for fiesta, has a sharp edge and nods to the region's Catholicism (its scientific name of passiflora was bestowed by Catholic missionaries who thought the flower resembled elements of Christ's passion, a scholarly reader told us).
Sometimes the quirkiness has a sharper edge.
But the phrase "violence from within" has a sharper edge.
The cold has a sharper edge; the darkness of night seems more penetrating and brittle.
The entertaining misanthropy of his previous books has a sharper edge here.
The man Turks trust: Kemal Dervis Reprints Related items Terrorism in Spain: Banning BatasunaJul 11th 2002This too is political theatre, but it has a sharper edge.
