Sentence examples for sharp moments from inspiring English sources
Yet there are sharp moments of alienation and fear.
It's just one of the sharp moments of clarity tucked into her pristine songs.
He has his sharp moments when compelled to hand over the crown, twisting between cowed defeat and still imperious jibes.
Yet these sharp moments stand in isolation, reduced by the literalness of the drama to mere plot points.
Because this was "Louie," the episode had its share of sharp moments, including some dark bits about Louie's own issues with food — and Baker was terrific.
There is one unexpectedly sharp moment.
Take one sharp moment where Nazneen finally plucks up courage to tell Razia about her affair, to find her deeply unimpressed: "Razia rolled her big bony shoulders.
But there was this year one sharp moment of discord which will resonate with anyone who has ever been asked to turn pages.
A rare, sharp moment of criticism comes when Johnny has to pose for pictures with his co-star, played by Michelle Monaghan, who appears to be another of his disgruntled conquests.
Absolutely everyone has been pressed into military service by the Reich, and there is a sharp moment when, after narrowly winning a vicious shootout in one town, Pitt's men come face-to-face with who they have been fighting.
