Sentence examples for sharper use of from inspiring English sources

A sharper use of the short form can be found in "If I Had," Roger Hedden's tale of two landscapers, one of whom longs to inflict harm on a rich client.

But their sharp use of xenophobic rhetoric — specifically, anti-Roma — very quickly helped the Party win support.

His sharp use of tonal contrasts is thought to have influenced one of his most famed students, Édouard Manet.

The film's advantage over the week-long filleting of its findings in print was the sharp use of archive footage.

There is no single factor, no magic trick, instead it comes down to five things: leadership, teaching, curriculum, behaviour and the laser sharp use of data.

Few recent movies make such sharp use of point-of-view shots; few conjure so vivid a sense of thinking by way of vision itself or connect life experience so closely to the actual act of looking.

The New York State Canal Corporation is giving Mr. Sharps use of the dry dock at no cost, but he still needs to raise $185,000 to hire and house a team of professional shipwrights to recaulk, refasten and respike the boat.

Images of Cecil Sharp used courtesy of the English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS).

Ms. Sharp's use of tissue-paper pattern pieces for sewing as her base is a bit more unusual than Mr. Radford's use of book pages.

In the past five years, the DOT tests have shown sharp increases in use of amphetamines and natural opiates.

While Hutchinson's legal ruses are canny or "sharp," her detractors' use of the same tactics is presented as hypocritical or bullying.