Sentence examples for sharpest point from inspiring English sources

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

The night's sharpest point came in under cover of his set: though he did "Helter Skelter," the Beatles are really fading from cultural memory.

Perhaps the sharpest point of disagreement concerned a provision that would allow a military judge to decide that classified evidence could be used at the trials by providing it to a military defense lawyer but not to defendants.

And it marks the sharpest point of conflict between The Divine Image and The Human Image – a poem less sanguine about the intrinsic goodness, let alone the divinity, of human nature.

For all the talk about the potency of the economy as an issue, Democrats have, with a few notable exceptions, steered far away from what is probably the sharpest point of contrast between the two parties: Mr. Bush's $1.3 trillion tax cut, and what a few Democrats argue is the damage it has done to the nation's economy.

Azerrad's sharpest point is that the forced modesty of indie rock was its secret strength, connecting adolescent hard-core and arty college rock, helping a working-class outfit like the Minutemen, from the Navy town of San Pedro, Calif., find commonalities with upper-class disaffecteds like Mission of Burma, who pursued what one critic called "avant-garde music you could shake your fist to".

But some of the sharpest points came in Ms. Burch's countersuit.

Martin puts a sharper point on it.

Another very sharp point, my Cyberman-obsessed friend.

On the top side, we placed an array of sharp point electrodes.

Use a pencil to help tease out the tip of the triangle into a sharp point.