Sentence examples for was surprisingly sharp from inspiring English sources
Although the drop in the unemployment rate was surprisingly sharp, there is no obvious reason for it to reverse.
Last year, he struggled mightily in his first start of the season, also against the Tigers, but on this night he was surprisingly sharp.
For a goaltender starting only his fourth game of the season and his second in the past month, Snow was surprisingly sharp for the Islanders early.
The comedy could be broad but its joyful spoofing of war film tropes was surprisingly sharp, and it consistently produced memorable characters such as the useless master of disguise LeClerc whose utterly redundant refrain "It is I – LeClerc!" became one of the show's many catchphrases.
And Lewis's commentary is surprisingly sharp.
He can also be surprisingly sharp if anyone cares to point out that Goldman Sachs' record has been anything but perfect.
Even among speakers of the same language, regional variations are common, and the divide between these regions can be surprisingly sharp.
Lindo, despite the broadness of his role, is surprisingly sharp in conveying the cold calculations that go on in Gibbons's mind.
Maybe it's to be expected, then, that the standouts here are his guests: Drake is strong on the Lex Luger ripoff "I Do It"; Fergie is surprisingly sharp on "Netflix"; Rich Homie Quan lifts the mundane "Extra"; and T-Pain does classic T-Pain, already a retro mode, on "So We Can Live".
Some of the Russian questions were surprisingly sharp and challenging: Was the economic pain Russia was enduring now the cost it had to bear for taking Crimea?
You can zoom and scroll easily in any of the Office formats and PDF, and photos were surprisingly sharp and vibrant (if slow to load), though line drawings and diagrams showed pixellation.
