Sentence examples for means of sharpening from inspiring English sources

Found naturally in over 60 species of plants, for most of us it's synonymous with the morning 'pick-me-up' coffee or a necessary means of sharpening the senses during a particularly drowsy afternoon.

While there is always a gulf between imagined worlds and real ones, does not the continuity between reading lives and reading texts depend on our understanding reading as a means of sharpening our perceptions and deepen our insights about ourselves?

Like Mozart and Beethoven, he realized that the long introductory passage of the orchestra, far from being superfluous, was the means of sharpening and deepening the complex relationship of orchestra to solo, especially when the time came for recapitulation, where an entirely new and often revelatory distribution of themes, keys, instrumentation, and tensions was possible.

It has a way of sharpening the mind.

In order to improve the slow transition with general sharpening methods, we have to increase the amount of sharpening.

Functionally, the occurrence of failures of transmission does not necessarily imply imprecision, but can rather be a means of temporal sharpening.

Hone means to sharpen and does not mean to home in on or to converge upon.

For me, gaming is a means to sharpen my mental life and to increase my abilities.

Hone means to sharpen or improve something.

The new print campaign is meant to sharpen the idea of who should shop at Gap, executives involved in it said.

Such apps, like Math Workout and Math Attack (both of which are free), are meant to sharpen the user's problem-solving skills, with marginally challenging math tasks.