Sentence examples for so much sharper from inspiring English sources

Because girls are just so much sharper and faster.

Youngs is looking so much sharper since half time.

That has the effect, too, of making the arrival of tragedy so much sharper.

Our whole thing is a mish-mash of images, see?" Wendy: "The Comic Strip are so much sharper than 99% of rock groups.

The need for excellence in describing that world seems so much sharper than before, and the number of exciting stories seems so much larger than half a century ago.

They are part of the neat cultural categorizing that does so much to make the story seem stultifying, to make the dazzling views of Soviet cities so much sharper than the film's chararacters.

The lives of these young people seem so much freer, sharper, more passionate and captivating to poor Josh.

"It was not so much a sharp pain, it was more of an uncomfortable cramp," he said.

The playfulness of it made the cruelty of it so much more sharp and disturbing: you are dying, with this very silly, undignified thing going on.

The Compass/Cruddas/Toynbee school proffers not so much a sharp alternative as a hardening of Labour's traditional social priorities of fairness equality and public spending.

The significance of the 1929 crash was not so much the sharp falls in October of that year (the Dow fell 12.8% on October 28th and a further 11.7% on October 29th) but in the subsequent prolonged slide in share values (encouraged by overly tight monetary policy): the Dow fell for four successive years and did not regain its pre-crash level until 1954.