Sentence examples for the very sharp from inspiring English sources

"No, that's the dangerous end," he says, indicating the very sharp talons.

The very sharp 13C linewidths of 0.3 0.5 ppm confirmed the rapid motional averaging of these molecules.

Football at the very sharp end; a decent man turfed out with a handshake and a knife in the back.

While we need accurate assessments, the very sharp divide that has developed between the classes is not helpful.

But the bills that will be landing on every householder's doormat shortly are only the (very) sharp end of a great political dilemma.

In particular, the rise in unemployment looks set to accelerate, while the very sharp fall in equity prices will hit people's wealth and their pensions," he added.

Sarah Silverman, the very sharp, foul-mouthed comedian has put her neck on the chopping block with I Smile Back and comes away more than intact.

Blunkett went even further and claimed May's speech posed "a major threat to the lives of those at the very sharp end of criminality and dysfunctional communities".

There have been considerable difficulties in recent years in recruiting and retaining paediatricians and social workers working at the very sharp-end of child protection.

At best, you knock just the very sharpest edges off the Tory project.

But this is basically management on the hoof, an ad hoc, day-to-day affair at the very sharpest end of the Football League.