Sentence examples for sharpest words from inspiring English sources

Context and circumstance can blunt the sharpest words and deeds.

The jurors' sharpest words came when they were asked if the government should retry Mr. Gotti.

But his sharpest words, as almost always, concerned the Bush administration's handling of foreign policy and national security.

The sharpest words came when Mr. Hatch flayed the groups who had criticized Judge Pickering as hostile to civil rights.

The comments from a radio interview on "Charleston's Morning News" were among the sharpest words that Mr. Gingrich has used yet to describe Mr. Romney.

But his sharpest words were reserved for Gilbert, the owner who lashed out at James after he announced he would join the Heat.

On Wednesday, Mr. Almunia saved his sharpest words when discussing Microsoft's highly anticipated new Windows 8 operating system, one which the company has high hopes for.

Some of the sharpest words came from Mr. Sengoku of the governing party, who last week accused Mr. Hashimoto of "irresponsibly using this issue for political goals".