sharpened

IPA: ʃˈɑrpʌnd

Examples of "sharpened" in Sentences

The disapproving expression sharpened into accusation.
That his armor was polished, his sword sharpened, and that his horse was glossy and fed and newly shod.
He blinked and his expression sharpened, looking around him, taking in the empty room without comprehension.
We go on like this a bit until I have a knife defined as a sharpened metal blade with some sort of handle, used to cut with.
Ah-now he was actually being taken seriously, he saw with grim satisfaction as his father's expression sharpened dramatically.
His expression sharpened and his eyes began to glitter with a dangerous light as he leaned into her until his face was mere inches from hers.
Tsenzhab Serkong Rinpoche often used the analogy that receiving an empowerment is like being given a sword, while receiving subsequent permission is like having that sword sharpened for more effective use.
Old Corbet did not answer him, but turning round to the baronet, who was not then in a capacity to hear or observe anything apart from the terrible convulsions of agony he was suffering, he looked upon him, his keen old eyes in a blaze, his lips open and their expression sharpened by the derisive and satanic triumph that was legible in the demon sneer which kept them apart.