We watched the midshipmen march onto the field, looking sharp and disciplined in their white uniforms.
One has to be mentally sharp, exceedingly disciplined, physically fit, emotional healthy and have a temperament of Teflon.
Here he was again sharp in that discipline.
"There are contradictory pulls — one to live with tightened discipline, sharp, hard and cold; the other to go hotly and passionately to hell as fast and as fully as possible".
"There are contradictory pulls one to live with tightened discipline, sharp, hard and cold; the other to go hotly and passionately to hell as fast and as fully as possible".
"One of the fundamental drivers of Dow's future success is the company's commitment to maintain a sharp focus on financial discipline and low cost to serve," said Andrew Liveris Andrew Liveris, the company's chairman and chief executive officer, in a news release.
We needed to be disciplined and sharp because we weren't going to get too many chances.
Ewing and the 11th Kansas, which he had commanded, were seen as disciplined, in sharp contrast to the marauding Seventh Kansas — the infamous Jayhawkers.
Furthermore, in both disciplines, a sharp increase of English language demands was reported at the graduate level, which required academic English skills encompassing all four skills not only for earning course credits but also for writing theses and journal manuscripts as well as delivering oral presentations and participating in discussions at academic conferences.
He continued: "Rightly or wrongly, a sharp change in sanctions or discipline can often be seen as arbitrary and as an impediment rather than an instrument of change.
