Sentence examples for indeed sharp from inspiring English sources

Indeed, sharp industry leaders often draw on more than one to counter different aspects of a revolutionary threat.

But against this is a purity of vision, an interest in creating pictures that are indeed sharp and disturbing, but also shimmering and painterly, and open to question.

Indeed, Sharp said at the meeting, patients who come to Cleveland Clinic for treatment of inflammatory bowel disease express their own concerns about such approaches, which could include the use of probiotics, the consumption of live microorganisms, to treat intestinal and other maladies.

On the afternoon I meet her in West Hollywood, she is indeed sharp — and warm and witty — despite the fact that she's been doing photo shoots and interviews for almost seven hours by the time we connect.

That name — American slang for a mental health facility — was inspired by the characters who, most vociferously from the 1880s to the 1930s, stood on soapboxes in the park and spoke their minds, no matter how addled, goofy or, indeed, sharp and smart.

I agree that the decrease in LS is indeed sharp, but the increase in activity is much slower.

The mismatch of the subsidence trough could very well be due to the assumption of elasticity and continuity of the ground over the panel and near surface, while in reality the ground is broken and the subsidence trough is smaller and slopes of the subsidence bowl are indeed sharper.

Indeed, it is so sharp when it comes to things like the generation gap, the clash between the provincial and the metropolitan, and marriage, that I used it as a model for Marriage Material.

Indeed, a sharp change now might be seen as rewarding Osama bin Laden.

Indeed, for sharp young critics such as Jean Cocteau, Debussy was nothing but an ageing Romantic whose murmurings about nightingales and moonlight seemed to belong to the last gasp of the 19th century.

Indeed, the sharp ascent of G.E.'s share price during Welch's tenure arguably owed as much to G.E. Capital as to Welch's famous management style (Fortune called him "the most widely admired, studied, and imitated CEO of his time").