Sentence examples for was later sharpened from inspiring English sources
Inequality (1.9) was later sharpened by Dewan and Upadhye [7], who proved the following theorem.
But don't expect sloppy takes on material that was later sharpened: Even here the foursome sounds unusually tight, with Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto's slashing guitars laid over bassist Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty's funky, bottom-heavy rhythms.
The edges were later sharpened up by precise application of a fine line of the same mid-brown paint used for the cave, and the pale blue used for the sky.
They are not "Never Needs Sharpening", they are can't be sharpened.
Every blurry line that is crossed must be sharpened.
In 1993, Jefferson's hair was again sharpened.
Community is a reflex that's sharpened by necessity.
Full of close social observation, they exude the earthy humour of the fabliaux; but, particularly in some of the later branches, this is sharpened into true satire directed against abuses in church and state, with the friars and rapacious nobility as prime targets.
This whole sentence is clunky and could have been sharpened.
Flaubert's intelligence, moreover, was sharpened in a general sense.
