Mr Annan was calm, balanced, rational, sharp - and utterly convincing.
Frank was wonderful company and a terrific, impish conversationalist – utterly unpompous but as sharp as a razor.
"Delirium" is a disconcertingly lovely book, and its depiction of Colombian society at an awful moment in its history (and a few awful times before) is sharp, vivid, utterly persuasive.
The audience was utterly spellbound by the sharp clear and absolutely precise synergy of the dancers, not just with each other, but their physical representation of nature, as it effects the growth and nourishment of sustenance, the life and death of RICE.
A retelling of Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of The Sun newspaper in 1969, and how tabloid journalism went from a small rash to an incurable disease, the play is sharp, insightful an utterly terrifying.
Lev Grossman, who has written extensively about his love for Narnia, threw the warmth and comfort of Lewis' world into sharp relief by utterly subverting it in his series The Magicians.
Luiselli's second novel -- her first, Faces in the Crowd, published in English last year, won a National Book Foundation "5 Under 35" Award -- is hotly anticipated and promises to be playful, sharp, profound and utterly unusual.
The hope was to gain a bit of a better understanding of how something so weightless could feel so weighty how something so utterly benign could have such sharp teeth.
It's sharp and hilarious and utterly romantic.
This American author shook up the thriller scene in 2007 with her debut Sharp Objects, nasty and utterly memorable.
