Sentence examples for lean sharply from inspiring English sources
The latest survey confirms that the bulk of Mormons lean sharply to the right in politics.
He is rumpled and pudgy; his boss is lean and sharply tailored.
The music was lean and sharply focused, and Mr. Stigers's band (Matthew Fries on piano, Keith Hall on drums, Phil Palombi on bass) hewed to the singer's no-nonsense aesthetic.
Its lean, customer-focused management contrasts sharply with the often complacent governance and bloated costs at existing private schools.
He looks tip-top — lean and trim, his features sharply defined in a head as naked and as ascetic as a Roman portrait bust.
But if the economy deteriorates sharply, the government may lean more heavily on fiscal remedies.
Over the years my guilt diminished and I returned to the more familiar milieu of built-up places, of buildings that lean into each other, light falling sharply on darkened alleyways, avenues that flow with the slow grace of rivers.
Msamati rises sharply from his seat and leans across the table, torso straining against his checked shirt – at 5ft 5in, he is a small man but solid.
But, for four fraught years, the French master wrestled with experimental strategies (sharply geometric compositions, a palette that leaned toward grisaille) in works that have long been considered a quirk in his oeuvre.
The chief executive, Tim Armstrong, said AOL had become a "leaner and more nimble organization," having cut costs sharply by laying off more than a third of its staff as it separated from Time Warner on Dec. 10.
