Sentence examples for how crisp from inspiring English sources

"With brands, it's all about how crisp they are.

On arriving, I find it hard to breathe, but when I do manage to gulp some in, I quickly realise how crisp and pure it is.

Prepare to be struck by how crisp and clear the acoustics are, in spite of the vastness of the 2,000-capacity 2,000-capacity

For a visitor from the United States used to different kinds of exhibitions, it is startling how different the effect of the displays is here, how crisp certain contrasts seem and how brightly illuminated some familiar controversies become.

That serious and inquisitive side of his personality is one reason the Yankees have always trusted Melancon, who grew up near Denver and never knew how crisp his curveball was until the first time he played at sea level.

After a while you stop marveling at how crisp the textures are and start wondering whether listening to music really should feel like examining insect parts under a microscope.

That's how a crisp two-hour practice becomes a three-hour ordeal.

But for men aiming for the respectable mean, the ones who understand that theoretically they can do better but have no idea how, looking crisp is a perpetual struggle.

But I'd argue that comparing apples to oranges — the ability to consider, and describe, how the crisp, sharp bite of an apple differs from the juicy, decadent gush of an orange — is the great pleasure of the critic's job, and of a fan's love.

Munson wanted to explore how the crisp "s" speech style might emerge in young men.

Jamie Merritt, writing in The Independent on Sunday this month, confessed "like many of my friends I'm still worried about how many crisps I consume and how often I consume the crisps.