Waugh's response was characteristically sharp and practical.
His deep love for family and friends, passion for life, quick wit, personality, sharp intellect, practical sense, and moral compass set him apart.
One important implication of adopting the method of reflective equilibrium is a blurring of the allegedly sharp boundary between practical ethics and ethical theory.
These individuals are usually considered perfectionists, critical, detail-oriented, fastidious, practical, intelligent, sharp-witted, with keen intellect and powers of observation, shrewd, and penetrating.
Breakingviews offers a practical and sharper, if only partial, manifesto for Occupy Wall Street.
He is the author of a new sharp-witted and very practical survival guide called Everything that Follows is Based on Recent, Real-Life Experience That Has Been Proven to Work.
Despite their widespread use in practice, they have some common deficiencies leading to uncertainties in their practical applications through sharp transitions between two adjacent rating classes and the subjective uncertainties on data, which are close to the range boundaries of rock classes.
Mr. Shirov, who has a reputation as the most imaginative attacking player in chess today and is often compared to the former world chess champion Mikhail Tal, said he "got a sharp fight and had some practical chances".
The decision to draw this sharp line was made on practical grounds, in order to be able to evaluate the hypothesis of liquid faeces on the day of birth being unrelated to the syndrome.
Ruth Patchett is Machiavelli and Madonna rolled into one; she's Becky Sharp, but sharper; she is every scheming, practical, bitter woman.
