Sentence examples for sharpen it from inspiring English sources
"A stake — a small tree stripped of its branches will do, and Circe will get it and sharpen it — and the rose vine tied to it as it leans against the house".
Every time I sharpen it, the blemish gets minutely shallower.
He fell asleep thinking that he'd have to redefine his idea, sharpen it up a bit.
(In this sense, a sharpening steel doesn't actually sharpen; it just realigns, or "hones," the edge.
The pronounced appley acidity will awaken the appetite and sharpen it throughout a meal.
"A campaign plan exists, but what we need to do is sharpen it up," the general said.
But if the pencil breaks, you can't sharpen it on the plane, because you can't take knives with you.
I find my form tends to get really sloppy, and so I need to sharpen it up.
To sharpen it, season with salt and add a tablespoon or two of vinegar and red wine.
As if to sharpen it with irony, he borrowed from the Western canon itself in using as its title a line from Yeats's apocalyptic poem "The Second Coming".
Some of this history-driven work is overly didactic or unresolved, but the institutional context does sharpen it, and further strengthens art that is already strong.
