Sentence examples for sharpened way from inspiring English sources

Studied, scouted, analysed, pored over, pulled this way and that while still in his teens, Neymar's story this weekend goes under the footballing microscope in a newly sharpened way when he gets the chance to share a pitch with Lionel Messi.

And so if you come into it with your traditional respectability politics or what is "appropriate" leadership and all this sort of stuff, your politics have to get all the way sharpened, all the way together.

"It cost me $10 to get my skates sharpened this way instead of the usual $5," said Mike McBride, a 53-year-old recreation-league player in Detroit.

The point can be sharpened this way.

Unclear images recorded on non-HD security cameras could be sharpened this way, too.

A study with the National Hockey League of groin injuries found that "more than 50percentt of them are due to skate sharpening, way too deep a hollow" in the blade's groove, which can give a player too much traction instead of allowing easy gliding, she said.

Writing from photographs seems as though it should produce the same effect, sharpening the way we convert experiences and events into prose.

But it does put an unprecedented amount of attention on your company, help you to prepare for pitching investors and sharpen the way you communicate your vision.

It takes a 10 year apprenticeship in order to learn how to sharpen this way.

Benedict reaffirmed and in some way sharpened conservative ideas on touchstone issues like abortion, euthanasia, homosexuality and artificial contraception.

And while there are a few areas that could be sharpened on the way to the final, we should all be thankful for the thorough approach and balanced thinking that CMS has brought to this important rule.