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91. Anything but: the tannins causeyou to salivate more, and the more saliva you produce, the sharper yoursense of taste.

92. His mind was sharper than you'd think, looking at his sagging, stubbled face, and I grinned, though I was becoming more and more reluctant to indulge him.

93. The pen grows sharper with practice like a cobbler's awl, gradually acquiring the sharpness of an embroidery needle.

94. Lateral inhibition - A system of vision in which excited neurons inhibit neighboring neurons to make edges appear sharper.

95. The pullback from consumers spooked by an economic downturn spurred an even sharper withdrawal by businesses.

96. A mystery that has shaped all the previous stories, sometimes enigmatically, is finally revealed,[www.Sentencedict.com] bringing the whole into sharper focus.

97. More tellingly, his canines are supposed to be sharper to tear food but have been reduced to squarer, smoothed stumps.

98. Some analysts had been pencilling in a much sharper recovery next year, so estimates were duly cut.

99. Aromatic Scent:Clove Leaf has the characteristic Clove smell, only it is much sharper than Clove Bud with woodsy tones.

100. The main information of image that all consists in the edge is a sharper place of the gray scale change in the image, and shows the discontinuity of local characters in the image.

101. Flocked by carrion birds who need him to cut their meals into beak-sized chunks, Pudge the Butcher hones his skills with blades that grow sharper the longer he uses them.

102. Chasing new kinds of food sources deeper into the water, these early waders gradually developed longer snouts and sharper teeth better suited for snapping up fish.