Sentence examples for sharply characterized from inspiring English sources

His people were right there, in their sharply characterized interiors.

It opens with a pre-credit sequence that announces its blend of sexual voracity, sadism, found poetry, sharply characterized performances, and visual invention.

(Last month, I heard a more sharply characterized "Prague" from the American Classical Orchestra, at the Church of St . Vincent Ferrer in New York).

In the Cohen cycle, the expected stretches of prefab Glass periodically give way to sharply characterized solos for cello, oboe, violin, saxophone, and double-bass.

I don't know whether he practiced the flamenco and seguidilla before this performance, but his Iberian dances were sharply characterized: by turns flirtatious, raunchy and arrogant.

In describing a welfare volunteer as being enveloped in "layers of social need more complex than she had imagined" (front page, Dec. 30), you have sharply characterized the frustrations felt daily by most welfare workers in New York City.

One new chapter applies the recursive approach to Ramsey taxation and sharply characterizes the time inconsistency of optimal policies.

Defining middle-class millionaires as the self-made heads of households worth $1 million to $10 million (including the value of a primary residence), the authors sharply characterize that group.

As a basic tool, we use an analog of approximate Bernstein and Jackson inequalities and an abstract quasi-normed Besov-type interpolation space B p, τ α ( A ), associated with exponential type entire vectors of A, which sharply characterizes the behavior of the best spectral approximation.

The position of the Tien Shan in the centre of Eurasia governs its sharply continental climate, characterized by great extremes of temperature in summer and winter.

In the period immediately following World War I, much photography was characterized by sharply defined imagery, especially of objects removed from their actual context.