Sentence examples for relationship sharpened from inspiring English sources

Athill lived for 40 years with her lover and companion Barry Reckord, the late Jamaican playwright, and no doubt that relationship sharpened her alertness to white condescension; but the unsparingness is her own, anyway.

Leonie and Michael's relationship sharpens her focus on this subject; so does the novel's portrayal of hybrid religious belief.

In a way, it almost seemed as if the friction of their relationship had sharpened their competitive instincts, propelling them to greater heights than would have been possible otherwise.

An edge of enmity has sharpened the relationship between these once close friends, Hamilton and Rosberg, so that theirs can now be counted among the great rivalries of Formula One, alongside Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet, Niki Lauda and James Hunt and, above all others, Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna.

Confirmation of the relationship between pathogenicity and diNAcBac biosynthesis has sharpened the focus on identifying the individual glycoproteins responsible for cell invasion and colonization.

So if you're a sales rep, sharpen your relationship building skills as your primary sales weapon and develop the courage to inspire.

Western hostility against the People's Republic of China, sharpened by the Korean War, contributed to the intensity of the ensuing Sino-Soviet relationship.

Technique sharpened.

Inequality sharpened.

His genial features sharpened.

Knives were sharpened.