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Wit, irreverence and a cool way with cutting things up: she's big on collage, montage, cats and Disney references – and she has a sharp take on the female form.
This review has a sharp focus on their specificity.
"For" takes place inside the very entertaining head of May Young, an elderly woman who, though suffering from dementia, has a sharp and insistent take on things and whose connection to Miles proves both surprising and heartbreaking.
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.
Fifth, most partnerships have a sharp focus on one disease in their mission and operations.
Up to a point, there's nothing wrong with news channels or blogs that have a sharp, willfully subjective take on things.
Throughout his career, he has specialized in sharp takes on government policy, but in his new book Kinsley, who was was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease two decades ago, focuses on a new subject -- old age.
Chronic inactive lesions have a sharp edge on LFB and few inflammatory cells throughout.
