Sentence examples for put it sharply from inspiring English sources

As for the N.S.A. surveillance, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the Democrat who leads the Senate Intelligence Committee, put it sharply in a statement she released earlier this week.

And it is they who most strive for being fed by the state … This was at once a shameful and pathetic scene of the buffoons of dead classic names and the mob of generally unknown literary fungus, to put it sharply.

But one puts it sharply: "We talk of a strategic partnership with China.

Dr. Cohen put it more sharply: "It's very easy to sit in your living room and second-guess from the safety of your couch why somebody didn't act a certain way.

The architect Raúl Rodríguez — whom I accompanied on a number of family visits to the island in the early 1990s and who has been involved in civic affairs in South Florida for many years — put it more sharply: "This community has always been caricatured".

Sean Avery, a left wing for the New York Rangers, put it more sharply this summer when explaining why he and his partners opened Warren 77, a TriBeCa sports bar where Diane Arbus and Andy Warhol prints compete for eyeballs with the bar's myriad TV screens: "Sports bars in America can be kind of horrifying".

Bandurski put it more sharply.

(As the Times put it, "That suggestion is sharply at odds with the video evidence that has surfaced").

As Philippa Foot has sharply put it: "How could one see the present dangers that the world is in as showing that there is too much pity and too little egoism around?" (1973, p. 168).

Almost without exception, stockmarkets lost ground while the price of corporate debt fell sharply (or to put it another way, spreads widened).

Put it on your face, bend forward and inhale sharply.