Sentence examples for subtle sharpness from inspiring English sources
But I'm sold on the subtle sharpness and creamy texture of the lancashire, in particular (the milder cheshire and the fresh curd Haworth also sticks in have more difficulty standing up to the onion).
He never lost his sharpness".
When you do, you'll notice colors are slightly muted, with less contrast and what seems like increased clarity, sharpness and more subtle color reproduction.
Mildly distorted vision where straight lines appear wavy; Difficulty adjusting from bright to dim light; Inability to see subtle differences in contrast; Reduced sharpness of vision; More light required for reading.
–Julia Moskin Smithsonian: Mimi Sheraton offers a tasting tour of 13 salts from around the world, from Bolivia and the Himalayas to Sicily and Utah: "The salts differ in crystal forms and subtle overtones of minerals, bitterness, saltiness and sharpness".
There are phones with higher-resolution screens, but the subtle colours, the great viewing angles and the laser-sharpness here are outstanding.
And what a sharpness there is.
"Fasting takes their sharpness away".
The sharpness of the dialogue?
