Sentence examples for sharpened senses from inspiring English sources

He didn't have that air of relying on other, sharpened senses.

(His sharpened senses come in handy).

Matt uses his sharpened senses to train himself in martial arts.

This sharpened sense of isolation, fostered in both reality and imagination, stayed with De Quincey throughout his childhood and adolescence.

Mr. Itin, fascinated by the Taubman approach, studied its principles, and his "confidence level grew immeasurably," as did "a feeling of freedom and a sharpened sense of creativity".

But what he has brought to his performance is a more finely sharpened sense of absurdity and, almost as a byproduct, sadness.

Older mice that received young blood had a sharpened sense of smell, able to distinguish odours as well as young animals could.

They fake natural history with basic plumbing, making little rips in the urban fabric through which you glimpse hints of lost paradise and get a sharpened sense of Whitman's, the one you already inhabit.

My wife did, and oh, how it's sharpened my senses.

Age has only sharpened his sense for what makes for great theater.

Also, my dad dying while I was recording my new album sharpened my sense of mortality.