Sentence examples for sharpening into from inspiring English sources
Similarly, in underground hip-hop, an amorphous romance with revolution is sharpening into a more focused social critique.
It's now sharpening into an argument between Labour's greater emphasis on tax increases as a weapon in reducing the deficit, and the Tories' renewed embrace of tax cutting (or at least cutting a tax increase that hasn't even come in yet).
The landscape is sharpening into focus.
As an adult, I have watched how childhood sibling rivalries age: hardening into chasms of emotional remove; sharpening into bitter arguments over the course of medical care for aging parents; or softening with maturity into deep appreciation for our sibling's unique gifts.
His chivalry joke was sharpened into a skewed, punchy quip.
My fuzzy definition of fish food — "bugs" — sharpened into blue-winged olives and golden stoneflies.
Two rows of knee-high branches sharpened into stakes lined the runway.
All of a sudden the sleepy comfort (or tedium) of these familiar works sharpens into something else entirely.
Within the Episcopal Church, the innate tensions long cherished by Anglicans eventually sharpened into theological conflict, with human sexuality the battleground.
His own thumbnails are sharpened into points, in case he needs to separate the mucosal layer beneath the foreskin.
Mubarak and his executives have noticeably taken Uefa's regime more seriously as it has sharpened into view.
