Sentence examples for sharp identity from inspiring English sources

But that strategy has left Playboy TV without a sharp identity.

They're by the shedwhere we're trying to trap the rat or maybe by the greenhouse.I walk out in my robe and slippers, crushing some mint which rewards mewith its sharp identity.

James, like many of his contemporaries and like Fuller's condescended to her, but he concluded that the Margaret-ghost did, on the whole, deserve to be remembered: "The facts have in themselves quite sufficient color, and the fact in particular of her having achieved, so unaided and so ungraced, a sharp identity… that of the talker, the moral improvisatrice".

St Piran's Oratory symbolises the Cornish paradox: the sharper Cornish identity becomes, the stronger the county's appeal as a tourist destination and the fiercer the longing for some kind of autonomy ("Things Need to be Done Differently").

Like Agnès Varda, he's a gleaner of encounters and observations, and, like Varda, he's a philosophical chameleon who coaxes a sharp-lined identity and a distinctive world view from his varied round of incidental associations.

People who grew up here had a keen sense of being from a particular place, one with a sharp and recognizable identity.

Your April 3 front-page article "Officials Worried Over a Sharp Rise in Identity Theft" alludes to the real cause: facilitation by banks and credit reporting agencies.

Law enforcement authorities are becoming increasingly worried about a sudden, sharp rise in identity theft, the pilfering of people's personal information for use in obtaining credit cards, loans and other goods.

4. Oregon ID theft complaints per 100,000 residents: 124.6 Much like its neighbor to the north, Oregon saw a sharp increase in identity theft complaints from 60.3 to 124.6 per 100,000 residents from 2013-2014.

Within Stillman's refined classicism is another sharp division of identities — between workers and drones.

There are certain moments when I can feel a beautiful loss of sharp and clear personal identity.