Sentence examples for someone sharper from inspiring English sources

Or rather, I had to bother someone sharper than me about organic chemistry who could explain it to me.

"I was expecting someone sharp and smart and BBC-ish, someone who would sound like the voice of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

He is very slow on the turn if you have someone sharp and nippy in around him he struggles.

Plus, the last time I was reclining in a chair at the mercy of someone wielding sharp tools was at the dental hygienist's.

I'd recommend a standing lunch date with Richard Cordray, the agency's first director and someone with sharp antennae for credit irregularities that can serve as early warnings for bubbles.

Facing someone as sharp and experienced as Adams will not be Walsh's only fresh challenge: for the finals the venue switches from a hall at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre here to the 11,000-seater Hydro.

Pollster Charlie Cook writes, "There is a school of thought that if Democrats simply put up an attractive and qualified, non-polarizing nominee, they should win in 2020 but that if they nominate someone with sharp edges who is a magnet for controversy, maybe not.

. Someone in Sharp's R&D department must have been paying attention when the Internet started mumbling about the MacBook Pro's potential LCD trackpad.

But lying in a chair while someone uses sharp instruments to scrape around in your wide-open mouth, while you tensely anticipate that moment when the poking begins to hurt, is no one's idea of a good time.

To nitpick that someone sounds sharp or flat can make us feel smart and superior.

I'm surprised someone as sharp as Nate just doesn't appear to get that.