Hours before his death he was rehearsing for them, exuding joy, energy and sharp judgment.
But he spared little in his sharp judgment about how a known extremist could be allowed to board a flight bound for the United States after his own father had warned that he had become radical.
Razia is a rare type of person; she is incredibly passionate about her beliefs, action-oriented, has very sharp judgment, and an incredible ability to connect with and lead others.
The estrangement begins in moments, in little sharp judgments that you instantly put out of your mind.
An analyst for ESPN and a graduate of Columbia, he has followed the sport since he started watching with his father at the age of three, and he peppers his commentary with references to obscure middleweights, recollections of long-ago knockouts, and sharp judgments about the messy state of boxing in this country.
As the youngest ever White House chief of staff, Mr. Cheney displayed the qualities instinctively recognized by Governor Bush and most fair-minded voters: a towering intelligence and probity, razor-sharp judgment, and a seriousness of purpose that is the antithesis of modern political spin.
He writes with feeling, backed up by an impressively broad list of sources as well as sharp critical insight and astute judgment.
It is a quirky form of daily journalism, falling somewhere between live TV news and magazine writing, calling for sharp news judgment, an irrational taste for argument, and a complete absence of high standards".
She said being alone requires fast thinking and produces sharper news judgment.
In truth, though, his aphoristic intelligence was much keener, his eye much sharper, his judgment of others generally shrewder than that of most of his fellows, Wilson included.
This information flow plus thoughtful investment theses, due diligence and sharp character judgments are the primary basis of top investors' investment decisions – methods that have historically generated alpha for limited partners.
