Gromyko concluded that Home added sharpness to British foreign policy.
To try to add sharpness to this topic, over the past year several large organizations have taken a dollars and cents approach to this issue.
But Mr. Russell, who adapted the script from the 2008 novel by Matthew Quick, adds sharpness and pathos, drawing early praise for depicting romance, psychiatric illness and family dysfunction with humor and risk.
Lovage strewn across the top adds sharpness to a pizza that is traditionally worshipped for its simplicity.
Shards of pickled red onion add sharpness, fat crumbs of gribenes (chicken skin crackling) even more richness.
Her sinuous music relayed both melancholy and hopeful eroticism; her singing communicated vulnerability, while her rapping adding sharpness.
"There are too many Goliaths out there," he said, referring to Obama, Clinton, and John Edwards, and he added, with more sharpness than usual, "I believe I would be a very strong general-election candidate," suggesting that the dynamics of the Democratic Party left little room for a semi-obscure, non-dazzling senator whose positions, in particular on the Iraq war, have been fairly hawkish.
You can skip the rhubarb, if you prefer, but I think it adds welcome sharpness and colour.
This shrinkage has added to the sharpness of the market's fall since 1987.
That there is no indefinite or definite article before Russian nouns added to its sharpness.
