Sharpens
in sentence
6 examples of Sharpens in a sentence
And so the marketization of everything
sharpens
the sting of inequality and its social and civic consequence.
The 1995 version has more dramatic power largely because it
sharpens
many of the characters -- in the 1995 version Lady Russell is snobbier, more manipulative, less truly looking out for Anne; Sir Walter is even more vain and vapid; Elizabeth is nastier; Mary is more insufferable; Mr. Elliot is more smarmy; Lady Dalrymple is much more stupid -- but I think the characterizations in this 1971 version are closer to the book, to Austen's vision, and to the real people of the time.
The marketization of everything
sharpens
the sting of inequality.
A downturn, however, usually exposes or
sharpens
latent social tension.
But come, fill a flagon, for it will crave some time to tune the harp; and nought pitches the voice and
sharpens
the ear like a cup of wine.
"Pardon, pardon," said he; "sorrow
sharpens
the sensations.
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