Sentence examples for often sharp from inspiring English sources

The dialogue isn't always subtle, but it's often sharp.

His ear for dialogue is keen, and his language is often sharp and unique.

His poems are often sharp cries for God to reveal His presence and mend his faith.

Kureishi's "probing of modern discontents is often sharp and witty," James Campbell said here last year.

Disappointments are often sharp and stick with us a long time.

Behind the strong vocal harmonies and blaring instrumentation are often sharp lyrics and strapping melodies.

Witty, timely, often sharp-fanged riffs on news and culture, simply presented, dominate the site.

John C. Malone's Liberty Media appeared to be close to victory on Friday in its continuing, and often sharp-elbowed, battle to take over Sirius XM Radio.

These gestures are unusual for the often sharp-elbowed Mr. Schumer, whose relationship with Ms. Gillibrand's predecessor, Hillary Rodham Clinton, was at times marked by wariness and competition.

Liberty Media Close to Sirius XM Takeover  |  John Malone's Liberty Media appeared to be close to victory on Friday in its often sharp-elbowed battle to take over Sirius XM Radio, Amy Chozick reports in The New York Times.

Leonard Mark Lewis's Concerto for Six Players (1999) is a vigorous, often sharp-edged chamber work in which winding solo lines created a constantly shifting sense of ensemble perspective.