Sentence examples for marked by sharp from inspiring English sources

It was marked by sharp and often blind curves, without lights or medians to divide its lanes.

Frederick's character was marked by sharp contradictions, undoubtedly the result of his insecure and emotionally barren childhood.

The former is a fine-tuned Australian twist on Ibsen's The Wild Duck, marked by sharp, tart performances and a keenly evoked rural milieu.

125 E. 11th St .(212-353-1600) — April 26: Robyn Hitchcock, whose songs are marked by sharp intelligence and deft construction, has a new record, "Love from London".

Argentina's Independence Day celebrations on Friday in the city of Tucumán were marked by sharp exchanges between Mrs. Kirchner and the archbishop there.

Donald H. Rumsfeld, the Bush choice for secretary of defense, will come to the job with a history of having filled it once before, a history marked by sharp disputes with a forceful secretary of state.

His advertisements, always for Democrats, were marked by sharp-edged wit and a direct approach that contrasted with the gauzy morning-in-America style.

His second government was marked by a sharp increase in acts of terrorism by the unlawful Irish Republican Army IRAArmy IRA

It was a representative moment in a debate marked by both sharp exchanges and sometimes-jarring moments of levity.

The most recent one took off in 2006, marked by a sharp increase in the volume of acquisitions and by the diversifying of buyers (see graph one).

It was no fiasco, of course: The performance was marked by the sharp intelligence and meticulous care for language that have typified his stage work.