Sentence examples for sharper feel from inspiring English sources

The electric power-steering system has been retuned for the DS3 R, to give it a sharper feel around the straight-ahead, but it's not enough.

Audi A3 audi.co.uk, from £17,905 The new A3 doesn't look much different to the old one but under the skin Audi has cut weight and improved the engines, giving it a much sharper feel.

We do wish the six-speed gearbox had two features it doesn't: shorter throws and sharper feel.

Radio, black and white TV, Mel Allen and Gillette's "Look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp" were familiar World Series fare.

For Javier Rodriguez's story, the director used tobacco filters and a 45-degree shutter angle whenever possible to produce a strobe-like sharp feel.

Sharp felt the Guardian's editorial on the death of Emily Wilding Davison at the Epsom Derby, in June 1913, insulted the efforts of the women's suffrage movement.

However, as the demand for large-screen TVs softened, partially due to saturation after the recent 3D screen push, Sharp felt the sting of the recession.

The interior has a sharp, cockpit feel illuminated by LED lights that taper down to the shift selector.

So do the runners such as Sharp, who feel, with good reason, that they are competing at an unfair disadvantage.

It's very sharp now – feel it.

What really surprised me was how much sharper I felt.