Sentence examples for sharp tart from inspiring English sources

The former is a fine-tuned Australian twist on Ibsen's The Wild Duck, marked by sharp, tart performances and a keenly evoked rural milieu.

Most obviously by using a sharper, tarter jam – raspberry or blackcurrant – that will provide a counterpoint to all that cream.

The film itself pulls off an unexpectedly deft balance too, smartening up its riotous gross-out material with sharper, tarter character comedy, as their ongoing war against the fratboys forces the older couple to admit to their own spent youth – it's a keener, rowdier reflection on the American manchild complex than any of Judd Apatow's drippy recent efforts.

The good news is that McCauley has continued to hone his talent, and "True Enough" is, in many ways, his best book yet -- the prose snappier, the dialogue sharper and tarter than ever.

From the deservedly beloved About a Boy to lesser-known gems like the affecting rom-com/workplace dramedy In Good Company, sharp satire American Dreamz, sweet-tart comedy Admission, or the giddy series most recently bringing him to New York, Mozart in the Jungle, Weitz can be counted on to marry classic screwball intelligence with an enlightened contemporary sensibility.

The lovingly baked apple tarts, the rich butter-and-egg brioches, the sharp bitterness of the morning chocolate all conjure up a world in which the grind of endless female domestic labor is offset by simple and sensuous rewards.

And long may Violet Crawley stalk the great rooms of Downton, her wit as sharp and strangely comforting as one of Mrs Patmore's lemon tarts.

David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl, greenkitchenstories.com Creamy, sweet, sharp and crumbly, and the colour of brand new sunshine, this undisputed queen of tarts.

Not much beats this classic pud – creamy, sweet, sharp and crumbly, in just the right amounts, it is the undisputed queen of tarts.

The cheese, hazelnut and broccoli tarts below are a celebration of one of my favourite British cheeses, the creamy and gently sharp sheep's milk cheese Wigmore.

If anything, a mountain-shaped Pop-Tart would be more dangerous than a gun-shaped one because it would have at least one sharp edge.