However, use of a sharper self-assessment instrument might have led to other conclusions about differences in the ability to self-assess skills.
That Kreayshawn shout-out is telling, because Kitty Pryde is basically the much sharper, self-aware, suburban high school version of Kreayshawn.
There was a certain amount of tutting on social media when Kennedy was on Question Time in March, clearly confused and not his usual, sharp self.
And Joan Allen (above, with Mr. Costner) is her usual spectacular, sharp self as Terry Wolfmeyer, a Midwestern wife and mother whose husband has just vanished (and she has a pretty good idea with whom).
George Pentecost makes a dry, wry‐on‐the‐rocks kind of Michael, the party giver who plays nasty games on his guests, and Edward Zang is excellent as the sharp, self pityingly abrasive Harold, the guest of honor who is cele brating, none too resignedly, his birthday.
Bluewater sailors are sharp, self-reliant, and proud".
"Life in Hell" was a safe, visually appealing realm for sharp self-mockery.
A sharp self-portrait and one of the sainted Matisse himsel enliven the mix further.
It's a sharp, self-conscious portrait of the artist as a young grommet.
He spoke to her plainly and without effort, and discovered that his sharp, self-deprecating world view pleased her immensely.
In person, Yanagihara is a likably measured presence, relaxed, Manhattan-sharp, self-effacing, quick to find the laugh in things.
