Sentence examples for sharpest language from inspiring English sources

The sharpest language, however, came from the Communist Party-backed Global Times, which frequently criticizes American policy.

But perhaps the sharpest language during the debate came over allowing the council to dismiss members accused of wrongdoing.

And then there were the two debates this week, during which the candidates themselves exchanged some of the sharpest language of the campaign so far.

In his sharpest language yet, Mr. Santorum said that New Hampshire, which votes Tuesday, should not buy Mr. Romney's argument that he can win.

On Wednesday, Mr. Panetta used some of his sharpest language on Iran, as if to assure the Israelis that the Obama administration could be equally tough.

Using their sharpest language to date, the lawyers also questioned the father's fitness as a parent, saying he had grown "verbally abusive" toward Elian in daily telephone conversations.

The Supreme Court used sharp language in reversing those decisions.

Mr. Putin then burst out, using sharp language, that Russian officials should ignore the rules.

North Korea always bristles at any outside criticism of its leadership and often counters with sharp language.

Observers for non commercial outlets for the most part employed much sharper language.

Conservatives have legitimate ideological beefs with Obama, rightly expressed in sharp language.