Sentence examples for sharpened further from inspiring English sources

His awareness of mortality was sharpened further by the loss, last summer, of three of his oldest friends, to whom the book is dedicated.

Such concerns were sharpened further by the continuing revelations about how the US National Security Agency NSAA) has been using algorithms to help it interpret the colossal amounts of data it has collected from its covert dragnet of international telecommunications.

The rigour needed to produce a show which can be livestreamed globally seemed to lead to collections with a chilly tone: a very skinny silhouette sharpened further by gold buttons and militaristic epaulettes.

LiS can't wait to hear what the author of Roar and Ur So Gay has to say about ongoing political events, its appetite sharpened further by the words of its old pal A Nameless Source: "Katy hopes her music can inspire healing, peace and unity".

Ms. Fall constructed her narrative out of more than 30 hours of interviews with the residents and staff of a specific hostel, so her play represents a process of selection and distillation that arguably could have been sharpened further: The material feels as if it is crying out to be presented a tad less earnestly as a sustained jolt toward audience awareness.

What I learnt from spoken word was then sharpened further when I began the Poetry for the People programme at UC Berkeley.

It is sharpening further with next year's independence referendum looming.

(iv) As the absorbed power is increased beyond a critical threshold of absorbed power Pc, the narrow peak splits into two branches and each branch sharpens still further.

The Frenchman duly arrived at the KC Stadium requiring safe passage to avoid the knives being further sharpened for him.

Said further sharpened the political edge of this narrative by showing how such ideas could be seen as a direct reflection of European racism and imperialism.

This was further sharpened by the Republicans' capture of Congress in 1994, and the wafer-thin margins that now divide the House and the Senate.