Crowley's wilful flouting of propriety and easy acceptance of his own confused sexuality ("Crowley for me is genuinely bisexual," says Arnott) throws MacDonald's struggles into sharp relief.
Jorge Domene, a spokesman for the state government, said it appeared that members of Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel, two of Mexico's most powerful criminal groups, started the fight as part of a power struggle, using sharp objects, stones and clubs.
But whether the weapons in the struggle be sharp teeth or efficient brains, there must always be a caste of victors and a caste of vanquished.
Murray's struggles were in sharp contrast to the domination of the top seeds earlier in the night.
Her early struggles put a sharp edge on an already strong personality.
In Global Times, an editorial warns of a "series of sharp struggles" if Japan applies for the inclusion of the Amami-Ryukyu island chain on a Unesco World Heritage List.
England's struggles were in sharp contrast to the comfort of their 3-0 win in Bulgaria on Friday and Capello still believes his team is struggling with the pressure of playing at Wembley.
The words are sharper, the struggles more frequent, comments drip with disdain.
By his former standards, Djokovic has actually been quite reasonable about his scheduling this season, but his end-of-year struggles only throw into sharper relief the magnitude of Federer's achievements in his years of dominance in 2004, 2006 and 2007, when he managed to maintain his edge into November.
In 1928 and 1929 he increasingly undermined his former allies of the "Right," implementing a program of faster industrialization and sharper class struggle with the errant elements of the peasantry.
