Sentence examples for sharp draw from inspiring English sources

The attack ad is evidence that the Republican race is entering a new phase as the field — particularly the most conservative candidates all seeking Tea Party support — attempt to sharp draw distinction with their rivals.

The "Mary Poppins" books are transfixing and original, trading sharp drawing-room comedy with fantastical adventures and carefully rendered scenes of servant life.

Stand far back, and his outline is a sharp drawing, as if Michelangelo had confidently mapped the shape in the air with pen and ink.

Almost as controversially, Blamey drew a sharp distinction between his personal life and his job.

The brightness of Dürer's sharp Renaissance drawing drags with it a melancholic medieval ghost.

Critics draw sharp distinctions among them.

Democrats said they intended to draw sharp distinctions between their approach and that of Republicans.

Armed with real bronze weapons still sharp enough to draw blood, the soldiers stood guard.

People close to both TheStreet and MarketWatch draw sharp journalistic and business distinctions between the two.

Many contain dangerous neurotoxins or carcinogens, along with spiky leaves sharp enough to draw blood.

The executives also draw sharp distinctions between the tsunami and other international disasters.