Sentence examples for they have sharpened from inspiring English sources

The liberals say they have sharpened their once-polite attacks on Mr. Nader because they have given up any hope of persuading him to drop out of the race.

I won't say that they are politically different than what they have always been, but they have sharpened up in the last couple of months.

They have sharpened the tools in their "baloney detection kit" (Sagan, 1996) and understand that it is not just snake-oil salesmen who market baloney but that we are pretty good at selling it to ourselves.

By going into space they would have sharpened the accuracy of their bombs through satellites".

There are various Aboriginal sites and you can see grooves in the rock where they would have sharpened spears… and you can look out through the Sydney red gum trees and get a sense of the pre-European harbour".

When I was working with a big commodity merchant last summer, there was significant concern that if textile customers knew the origin of a particular kind of cotton, they would begin to have sharpened tastes and, if they liked a specific region's cotton one season, might demand it to the exclusion of other varieties or geographies next season.

They are both outsiders, which may have sharpened their enthusiasm for attacking established players.

Recent events have sharpened this perception.

The government may have sharpened that desire.

Her features seemed to have sharpened.

Far from subsiding, the contradictions have sharpened.