Sentence examples for that were sharp from inspiring English sources

Things that were sharp dulled.

The ones that were sharp receivers were often not effective run blockers.

"She used words like jewels, like gemstones that were sharp, clear and fine," said Sheila Fischman, who translated Ms. Hebert's last seven novels into English.

Always a strong tailor with a good eye for fabric, he perhaps had his best collection in February 2008, when he showed clothes that were sharp on top and full of freedom and movement on the bottom.

Asked about the remarks referred to in the speech, a spokesman for the campaign, Robert Gibbs, replied, "Senator Obama explained clearly in his speech that some of Reverend Wright's language in describing, for example, what he viewed as discrimination and how he expanded on that in terms that were sharp and jarring".

She bit down hard on "nastier," with a deadly emphasis that is usually absent from her conversation; it was perhaps an imitation of Eve's voice, which conveyed Eve's will — the strength that kept her ankles from wobbling in heels that were sharp enough to stab, if not kill, anything underfoot, be it flowers or men.

With Armin in mind, Shakespeare created fools that were sharp-tongued and often wiser than the more noble characters.

"It's interesting how my sense of design changed once I had kids," says Hilgendorf. "I became much more conscious of things that were sharp-edged or could tip over".

Always cut with a blade that is sharp and clean.

"Brute" captures its subject, however, in strokes that are sharp, simple and often funny.

Handey's methods allow for communication that is sharp and engaging but not mawkish or sappy.