Sentence examples for interest in sharp from inspiring English sources

Realigning all of the images produces the composite one showing the item of interest in sharp focus and the background out of focus.

Her interest in sharp lines and clear details aligned her with the New Vision (Neue Sehen) photography movement led by Albert Renger-Patzsch.

Chinary Ung's smoldering "Rain of Tears" (2006) was likewise interested in sharp contrasts, moments like a combination of glassy high notes in the flute and violin with a low drone in the double basses.

In recent years, the interest in obtaining sharp bounds for integral operators has grown rapidly, mainly because of their appearance in various branches of pure and applied sciences.

Jaimie Hodgson At the forefront of US indie rock's sudden interest in Afrobeat, sharp-dressed Ivy League graduates Vampire Weekend wore the influence lightly, and with gentle humour.

The Utah Jazz, Brooklyn Nets and Portland Trail Blazers expressed interest in the sharp-shooting big man.

Hardwick also habitually employs a novelist's sense of suspense to keep the reader interested in the sharp turns her mind takes; the writer Cynthia Ozick has observed, "Her essays have plots".

A period of rapid privatisation under the rule of President Boris Yeltsin in the early 1990s created a powerful group of magnates - known as "oligarchs" - with vast energy, media and other business interests, in a sharp contrast to widespread economic hardship among ordinary Russians.

Even though flakes that were created by the capuchins looked remarkably like those created by ancient humans, the capuchins don't seem to have any interest in using the sharp edges, Proffitt added.

If not, candidates should show a keen interest in business and demonstrate sharp commercial acumen.

"The book reads as a tour through literary evocations of mindedness, written by someone with a keen sense of texts and a sharp interest in the contemporary intellectual scene.