Sentence examples for sharp remarked from inspiring English sources

"Many, many, many more people are buying art than in the past," Amanda Sharp remarked.

I could watch her glare and make sharp remarks all day long.

Mr. Erdogan's sharp remarks seemed to severely dent Turkey's already fraught talks on joining the European Union.

He reacted with another surprise: an official statement, sprinkled with half-finished swearwords, rambling sentences and sharp remarks.

He went broke twice, maxed out his credit cards and even borrowed money from his mother — loans that came with sharp remarks about his clothes and hair.

So far Indonesia's president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, has stayed above the fray, saying through a spokesman only that both sides should end their sharp remarks.

Eppie has some generous words for Pauline Phillips, her sister and rival, but a few sharp remarks too, couched in cutesy colloquialisms.

He is the opposite of the Dr. Lauras of the world -- with their sharp remarks and slap-in-the-face answers.

Shriver has a brilliant ear for American dialogue: Lawrence, Irina and her wise-ass friend Betsy all fire off sharp remarks and aperçus like nobody's business.

She would make fun of these admirers, privately, with sharp remarks on their appearance, their pretensions, and, if they were actors, directors, or playwrights, on the quality of their work.

On his arrival in Asia, Mr Bush also made sharp remarks about Taiwan's "free and democratic society" and China's need to "continue down the road of reform".