Sentence examples for not too sharp from inspiring English sources
"It's not too sharp, though!" retorts Sanderson.
"We go for a sound which is warm and not too sharp in quality," Mr. Erben said.
To open oysters, use an oyster knife, a bottle opener or any sturdy but not too sharp knife.
Cover up in a sharp – but not too sharp – new blazer: these are less structured than in previous season, either mannish and loose or cropped and fitted, and in every shade under the sun.
However, the link with retail sales seems to be re-asserting itself as the housing market turns sour (see chart).A consumer slowdown is not necessarily a bad thing provided that it is not too sharp and that other sources of demand such as exports and investment can take up the slack.
That's why the satire isn't too sharp, even if the screenplay does have fun with the absurdly formal language park organisers use to warn customers they're about to be eaten alive.
Please use a brush that is right for my coat and that isn't too sharp.
Avoid styles that pull too much on your curls, and use hair accessories that aren't too sharp or tight.
To create a squared look, file each nail flat across the top and then soften the edges slightly so they aren't too sharp.
For the true classic flavour, nothing is better than ultra-gooey, not-too-sharp American cheese".
