Sentence examples for with particular sharpness from inspiring English sources

But there is a melancholy that the sisters feel with particular sharpness at Christmastime.

But there are certain artworks that make us experience time with particular sharpness, deepening our emotional understanding of its nature.

A fiction staged within a larger fiction, Mr. Ben-Ner's video implies with particular sharpness the show's underlying idea (or object): that the world is ripe for, and better understood through, the form of thinking that is art.

Mr. Proctor criticizes the association's president, Dr. Kenneth M. Ludmerer, a physician and historian in the department of medicine at Washington University, with particular sharpness in his essay for receiving more than $550,000 from the tobacco industry and presenting "misleading accounts of tobacco and health history".

This is consistent with the exceptional sharpness of modulation reflections (SAED patterns as upper insets in Figs. 4 ▶ a– d).

Helen's informed, distraught imaginings of the rig's sinking — when precisely the men knew they were doomed, how they died — have a particular, painful sharpness.

Williams makes a point of his very ordinariness on the first page – Stoner was "held in no particular esteem when he was alive", and "few students remembered him with any sharpness".

Other contrasts are drawn with equal sharpness.

Objects are etched with unbearable sharpness.

"Justin," Ms. Stanton-Paule said with unusual sharpness, "I think Marilyn was speaking".

Mr. Shinn takes Kevin seriously too, but he also sees him with unsentimental sharpness.