Sentence examples for sharpest points from inspiring English sources

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

North Korea policy is one of the sharpest points of divergence between liberals and conservatives in the South.

One of Morozov's sharpest points is to highlight the self-cancelling asymmetry of the entire internet freedom agenda.

The political scientists Robert D. Putnam and David E. Campbell, in their book "American Grace," found that "recent years have seen the sharpest points of disagreement between religious believers — of nearly all stripes — and those who denounce religious belief of all types".

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

"It has jagged edges and sharp points and smooth lines.

Her manicured nails were pink, with sharp points.

It was a lopsided hunk of neon-green plastic with four sharp points at the end.

It sits firmly on its base, but instills fear with its sharp points.

At least those two matches both featured a big server, with some short, sharp points.

His father, afflicted but still sharp, points out what he's doing.