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The phrase "has a sharp sense" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's keen or perceptive understanding or perception of something. An example sentence could be: "She has a sharp sense for business and always knows where to invest her money."
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But he has a sharp sense of humor.
Ventura also has a sharp sense of humor, too, but his style is dry.
He has a sharp sense of theatricality and an intensely personal way of interpreting history.
He also has a sharp sense of the people and politics around him.
He has a sharp sense of humour, which can be very cynical and dark.
"And by that, I don't just mean the music; he also has a sharp sense of cinema".
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Mr Calderón appears to have a sharp sense of priorities.
But he had a sharp sense for trouble.
He seldom revealed his emotions, but had a sharp sense of humor.
She had a sharp sense of humor and was not afraid to express her opinions.
Clinton is said to have a sharp sense of humour by those who know her.
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