But they have always been counterweighted, too, by a kind of guttural poetry, a sweet, lurching majesty – an eye for all the warm, feeble, silly human things we do: the young girl growing old, the quick, sharp knowledge of all "the things that keep a young man alive" in Every Picture Tells a Story.
The conservative National Review remarked on her "poise and her well-crafted answers," and CNN paid homage to her "sharp knowledge of the issues".
Her daughter is more renowned for her razor-sharp knowledge of Flat racing and its thoroughbred bloodlines.
Payton played down the impact of Sharper's knowledge of the Vikings and Favre, though Vilma, without elaborating, called it important.
We shall miss his sharp wit, his knowledge of food and music and above all his wise counsel.
That meant hiring critics with sharp opinions, broad knowledge of fields other than poetry, and some flair".
In Exercise III two independent readers that regularly score films of hands and feet according to the van der Heijde-modified Sharp method, without knowledge of time sequence, provided negative change scores in individual joints that were judged as repair by the expert panel in Exercises I and II.
The news agency quotes industry sources with knowledge of Sharp's production plans, who told it that Sharp's iPad screen production line at its Kameyama plant in central Japan has "fallen to the minimal level to keep the line running this month after a gradual slowdown began at the end of 2012 as Apple manages its inventory".
So Mr. Kloak's sharp eye and his knowledge of the boats' captains and their practices are key links in the chain from ocean to dinner plate.
That statistic stands in sharp contrast to the knowledge of older women: 80percentt of respondents between the ages of 66 and 75 could correctly label the ovaries, and 90percentt identified the womb, according to The Eve Appeal.
Like me he spent every evening at the cinema but, unlike me, he went actively, with an alert eye and a sharp ear and an encyclopedic knowledge of actors, directors, screenwriters, even editors and cameramen, and yet he seemed to despise every film he saw, or perhaps he talked only about the films he despised, unwilling to contaminate the films he liked, loved even, by discussing them with me.
