sharp remark in a sentence

1. This week Franks gave no sign that he regretted his sharp remarks.
2. Sharp remarks that a comparison with Suzuki's better-known film is inevitable.
3. Chowbok has, at several points, lost his temper with or made sharp remarks at other editors.
4. Each missed shot, bad pass or unsecured rebound is met with a sharp remark-- none that are printable-- and a disappointed, pained expression.
5. So far Indonesia's president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, has stayed above the fray, saying through a spokesman only that both sides should end their sharp remarks.
6. It's difficult to find sharp remark in a sentence.
7. The sharp remarks, made during a meeting with visiting IOC officials, revived a controversy which Greek officials had previously sought to put behind them.
8. In sharp remarks at a meeting of visiting Western analysts and journalists, President Vladimir Putin dismissed suggestions that Russia negotiate with Chechen rebels, meeting participants said Tuesday.
9. In sharp remarks, Rumsfeld said he didn't think Arafat was " a particularly strong leader " and doubted whether he could control the situation in the Palestinian territories.
10. This scene introduces General Burgoyne ( Laurence Olivier ), a charming gentleman and Shavian realist, who contributes a number of sharp remarks about the conduct of the American Revolution.
11. Has the older one lowered whatever she is reading to make some sharp remark that the younger one, clad in a two-piece bathing suit, ignores with turned head and downcast gaze?
12. While Rainsy has become a popular figure with the public at large, he has also become the target of sharp remarks-- bordering on threats-- from First Premier Norodom Ranariddh and other political figures.
13. Miller understandably toned down his act this past Monday, but he did heed Gaudelli's advice, tossing in a few sharp remarks, such as this one after Green Bay's Nate Wayne picked off a Jeff George pass : " Jeff George throws a pretty, pretty interception ."