Sentence examples for is fairly sharp from inspiring English sources
There's a stretch in the film's first act where things aren't so black and white and the dialogue is fairly sharp.
The picture is fairly sharp — sharp enough to blow up safely — and quite bright.
In other words, if the accurate digits of the perturbation bound are added to the digits in the relative condition numbers, this number is almost equal to 16. (While using IEEE double-precision, the machine precision is around 2.2 × 10 − 16.) This implies that the derived perturbation bound of (55) is fairly sharp.
The screen is fairly sharp, but overall is far inferior to the Retina screen in the new iPad or even the screen found in the iPad 2. When sitting side-by-side, it's easy to see the difference between the Surface RT and new iPad, both $499 tablets.
In the old days — before 1990 — American recessions tended to be fairly sharp.
I said, 'Bob, we've got to have appropriate agent support for the Wales investigation, and we're not getting it.' He was fairly sharp with me, saying, 'I've done everything I possibly can.' I said, 'I know that's your intention, but it hasn't worked out that way.' Larry was kind of an observer to the whole thing.
They indicate that the theoretical results are fairly sharp.
The observed oil water contacts in R2 are fairly sharp covering a few feet.
The collapse of China's bubble is associated with a slowdown in growth in China, which could be fairly sharp, although that would not be my bet.
The machined points on a caliper may be fairly sharp.
Some lenses have pairs of lines that will fit around different distances on their focusing scales to show what range will be fairly sharp at a given aperture.
