Sentence examples for sharp given from inspiring English sources

Jim Cartwright's recall of the Summer of Love is suspiciously sharp, given he was about 10 at the time, but his freewheeling evocation of a festival is about as close as you will come to a psychedelic experience without getting covered in mud.

In remarks that struck some in the audience as unusually sharp given that both houses of Congress are controlled by the president's party, Mr. Bush said that Congress "did not respond to the $3.5 billion we asked for -- they not only reduced the budget that we asked for, they earmarked a lot of the money".

Mrs. Sharp gave them each some bath gel.

But Franco was not sharp, giving up two singles and retiring one hitter.

Mr. Smith's visual technique, however, is exceedingly sharp, giving the film a dizzying sense of threat and disorientation.

True to form, Sharp gave a tongue-lashing to the amateur watch-dog groups setting themselves up to police the vote all over the country during this election.

Even a semi-fit Rioli – though he did look pretty sharp – gives a team as solid as Hawthorn a vital element of unpredictability.

The scenes between Jeff Daniels as Will and Sam Waterston as the cable network's unbelievably supportive president of the news division, Charlie Skinner, range from charming to hilarious; Mr. Sorkin, whose repartee is still sharp, gives them the best lines.

In the middle of a recent three-hour interview in Toronto, Mr. Sharp gave a tour of his headquarters, a sleek and modern structure that was originally a plant that manufactured Trivial Pursuit board games.

Ms Sharp gave evidence to Professor Alexis Jay's report, which was published on Tuesday and heavily criticised senior officials at Rotherham Council.

DREW: This guy is sharp: Give everybody the health care what Congress has.