Sentence examples for would have sharp from inspiring English sources

He would have sharp mood swings, happy one moment, sad or angry the next.

Some commission members raised concerns about the risks surrounding the statue, which would have sharp geometric edges and a high base.

False-edging is not easily reversed, and if your collectible is a truly historic item, or something you'd like to have sharp someday, you may want to consider displaying it sheathed or other reversible options.

As for Ursula's collapsed engagement, she had thought that loneliness "would have a sharp, new-pin quality to it.

Moreover, it's no surprise the creators of Catfish would have a sharp eye for how young people use technology.

The term sheet would have imposed sharp cuts, including hundreds of pilot layoffs and the elimination of the equity stake, 401(k) contributions and raises.

Again, Baron Cohen could have caricatured a powerful developing country - like Turkey, Brazil or India - but there would have been sharp reactions, perhaps even at a political level.

"I think this was due to some clash with Uefa which would have meant Sharp paying extra money for this one match".

It would have been sharp in those soldiers' minds just what they were suddenly independent from, for it was visible across the bay, symbolized by that forest of British spars near Staten Island.

The conical-shaped W substrates were prepared by electrochemical etching[15] of 300-μm-diameter W rods so that they would have very sharp apexes of approximately 500 nm in diameter.

These spectra have shapes indicative of a red lake pigment [20] rather than a semi-conductor, which would have a sharp transition (i.e. vermilion, cadmium reds or red lead) and they do not match iron oxide-based pigments such as Mars red [20].