Sentence examples for not that sharp from inspiring English sources

"I was not that sharp in the first but I think I was getting better every minute," said Neuvirth, who finished with 43 saves.

The past years, the declines were not that sharp.

Unfortunately, these changes were not that sharp to cope with existing systems.

Maybe I was not that sharp back then cause I didn't know better, I didn't have the right equipment.

There's a widespread tendency to assume that poor people don't have money because they are lazy, unmotivated or just not that sharp, said study coauthor Sendhil Mullainathan, a behavioral economist at Harvard University.

As shown now in many studies, the boundary between foreign (non-self) and self in the induction of innate immunity is not that sharp, and many self molecules can acquire immunological activity.

Technically, his moves aren't that sharp," he adds, but won't say more for print.

He finished the night 4 for 5. Niese was not all that sharp before he was injured.

Vanbiesbrouck was not all that sharp, but then he was left pretty much to fend for himself by his defensemen.

They say 38-year-old Floyd is not looking that sharp, getting caught in sparring with the sort of punches he usually slips quite easily.

Traveling on the ground, you can see that the divide between red and blue, between urban and rural, isn't all that sharp.