Sentence examples for sharp choices from inspiring English sources

The curator, Thelma Golden, has made some sharp choices with loans: a large drawing by Nayland Blake, laying out themes in this artist's inventive and difficult recent work; an eye-grabbing Op painting based on African textile designs by the Nigerian-born Odili Donald Odita; and two masklike sculptures by Romuald Hazoumé of Benin.

The same goes for the starkly sharp choices I witnessed in the Amazon rainforest, nearly 2,000 miles to the north of Rio at Carajas.

Mr. Hubbard sees this election as one that offers Americans a sharp choice about the kind of country they want to live in.

And this speech framed the election as a sharp choice between the Conservatives and Labour.

And this speech framed the election as a sharp choice between two parties: The Conservatives and Labour.

In addition, even with a sharp choice for the artificial distributions γ i, 1≤i≤n, FFBS-based methods outperform two-filter-based smoothers for this model.

In the process, the two candidates have offered one of the sharpest choices between two presidential campaigns in a generation.

Conservative MPs look over their right shoulders at UKIP and clamour for a sharper choice.Another route out involves a diplomatic slip.

Sharp ideological choices are alien to the American political tradition.

Malcolm Turnbull asked the Australian people to "stay the distance" with the ruling Liberal-National Coalition government as he embarked on a marathon eight-week election campaign that presents voters with sharp policy choices and two very different prime ministerial candidates.

For that, Republicans have to offer a principled critique of ObamaCare that delineates the sharp moral choices that Americans face.