Sentence examples for most sharply when from inspiring English sources

I thought he captured this change most sharply when he came to Friar Lawrence in despair after his banishment.

"I remember most sharply when you got out of the bathtub in 74th St. and handed me the subpoena," Thacher wrote to her husband after his HUAC testimony.

The two candidates' contrasting styles were shown most sharply when they were asked whether the state's death penalty law should be rewritten to be tougher and more workable.

However, the report pointed out that this was not a "universal concern", but was most sharply felt when it was other Sunni Muslims being subjected to violence.

The cloud's reliability was called into question most sharply in April 2011, when large portions of Amazon's Web Services infrastructure went down for as long as three days.

Performance values decrease slowly for low amounts of data removed before decreasing sharply when most (≈ 80%) of the data was removed.

But I've also been remembering more vividly the Lenten seasons of my midcentury childhood, when I most sharply felt the pull of Catholicism.

That description from a top European businessman illustrates how far many people in Europe have moved from the dream of greater union, a vision perhaps most sharply realized nine years ago when 10 new countries joined the bloc, eight of them former Communist states symbolizing the post-Cold War unity and vibrancy of the old Continent.

But in Great Britain, death rates stayed stable or fell when prescribing rose most sharply.

In fact, in the years when unemployment rose most sharply, that is between 1973 75 and 1980 83, the SRB stayed constant or even increased.

Since 7 May, when Labour support fell most sharply among older people, you have to think twice about that.