Sentence examples for having been sharpened from inspiring English sources

Finely tuned as Simon's ear is for the newsroom, it is perhaps even better calibrated for the street corner and the precinct, having been sharpened by thirteen years of daily crime reporting.

The Reverend Jason Pankau, a personal life coach from Stamford, offered an invocation from Proverbs 27:17: " 'As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.' We all share the common bond of having been sharpened... on Ivy League football fields".

Procurement procedures have been sharpened.

Breasts (where they bother) have been sharpened.

This whole sentence is clunky and could have been sharpened.

Now, it seems those pencils have been sharpened.

A pencil achieves its ideal length, according to Weaver, when it has been sharpened three times.

A few speeches have been sharpened here by cutting some knotty conceits.

Their worries have been sharpened by dispatches from Brazil that have appeared in local papers.

A new design team is in place, and the editorial vision has been sharpened.

The rounded edges of the baffles between the bays have been sharpened with dovetail angles.