Sentence examples for sharpest of all from inspiring English sources

The city-born children of migrants suffer the same discrimination, often being denied access to urban state-run schools and having to clear higher hurdles to get into university.The hukou divide is sharpest of all in China's "first-tier" megacities, which are among the biggest magnets for migrants.

Ibn Rushd was dead, but he and his adversary continued their dispute beyond the grave, for to the arguments of great thinkers there is no end, argument itself being a tool to improve the mind, the sharpest of all tools, born of the love of knowledge, which is to say, philosophy.

More recently, Sharp, of all companies, scored the rights in time for Rogue One.

Now Sharp (of all companies) is testing a self-ordering system for Izakaya, Japanese-style restaurants, that's based on the device.

It must be the highest and sharpest point of all the senses, or the mind, I don't know.

That may be Mr. McCormack's sharpest thrust of all into soft spots in his old profession.

Even some national data on energy consumption, say, or freight volumes are inconsistent with such rapid growth.China's and India's relative success in attracting FDI represents the sharpest contrast of all between the two countries.

When a rise in tuition fees prompted a drop in university applications last year, language degrees bore the brunt, with applications to non-European languages falling by 21.5%, the sharpest decline of all subjects.

And plenty see him as one of the sharpest critics of all the ills that plague this nation 20 years after the arrival of democracy.

The sharpest downgrade of all is for Russia, which is forecast to see its economy contract by 3% this year and 1% next.

That by mid-afternoon England had sealed a 170-run was was the sharpest twist of all in a match that had turned this way and that in every session.