Sentence examples for sharp definition from inspiring English sources

In Europe this approach of favouring extremely sharp definition was known as Neue Sachlichkeit ("New Objectivity").

"His efforts were evident throughout a performance of sharp definition and shattering power," Mr. Smith added.

But for jamming to pay dividends, problems need sharp definition, even if this requires more effort up-front.

Ms. Latsky's dancing retains the sharp definition that made her a standout with Bill T. Jones decades ago.

The magazine thus came to occupy the large middle ground, incapable of sharp definition, between the book and the newspaper.

If sharp definition is generally a mark of Bostridge's interpretations, then this work in particular suits him down to the ground.

But Ms. Fenley, with her knife-sharp definition, pushed the twisting of the spine to more arresting extremes and astringent angles.

It is now simply unacceptable for any remotely young or presentable male performer to sport abs with anything less than pin-sharp definition - unless they are supposed to be fat.

One can do no more than adumbrate them; sharper definition must await the specific case as it arises.

As ever, you could wish for sharper definition among the strings, and the Nielsen work endured a few scruffy passages.

The linenfold of France, the Low Countries, and Germany is carved with a sharper definition and greater delicacy than was usual in England and elsewhere.