Sentence examples for sharp matters from inspiring English sources

But since looking sharp matters in most offices, new pieces will be necessary.

To be intelligent in mastering sharp matters requires experience and even some wonderful strokes of luck but in reality you are likely to be called intelligent only for the more consistent and regular aspects, such as studying and sticking to things that matter.

However, without a sharp subject-matter distinction of the classes, interpretation of results will be hard and may be also difficult to defend.

That gargantuan size maximized the team's chances of capturing filaments in what is one of the sharpest dark matter snapshots yet.

"A great populariser, Edgerton's photographs with their unusual subject matter, sharp detail, strong use of colour and formal composition appeal to a very broad audience," says Harding.  "They confirm the extraordinary power of photography and create a sense of wonder from ordinary, everyday events such as a falling drop of milk".

For 12 years, she has headed the Citizens Committeee, a nonprofit group, keeping a sharp eye on matters like the potential impact of city budgets on young people, adolescent substance abuse and the mental health of children after 9/11.

In those miserable, wonderful days when love is new, when your heart pounds and your breath comes short and sharp, the only thing that matters is your beloved.

But Dickey was sharp when it mattered.

The ZS7 includes Panasonic's excellent image stabilization to ensure that photos are in sharp focus, no matter how shaky your hands.

The simulations reveal sharp concentrations of matter at the centers of galaxies that do not seem to be there in the real universe, as well as many more small satellite galaxies swarming around their larger cousins -- big galaxies like the Milky Way -- than are observed.

Miriam Sirias, who runs a lunch counter in a Managua market, says people eat the soup to keep their gray matter sharp.