sharply define

The women they long for are a bit less sharply defined.

She also makes sure to stay within her own sharply defined territory.

And in this light the forms of the three men were sharply defined.

Each star was sharply defined within its band of color.

Now, sharply defined in the moonlight, I could see all of it.

They are sharply defined only in retrospect, when the process is complete.

Then the focus adjusted and the image became sharply defined.

Although we hardly get to know these characters, each is sharply defined.

In practice, though, opinions among experts are not quite so sharply defined.

These classes, however, are not sharply defined and often overlap.

We were looking at the sharply defined echo image of a sun.

A new spirit of citizenship had already sharply defined itself.

The division between the head and the stem is sharply defined.

The sharply defined features of his face softened a little.

For the past month, the world's papers had divided themselves into two sharply defined groups.

"I think women generally have a more sharply defined sense of the future than men.

They had similar, sharply defined features and the same keen blue eyes.

The resulting sound is much thicker and less sharply defined.

Too wet, it will not hold a sharply defined carving.

Still pictures in freeze frame are clear and sharply defined.

His views are sharply defined and offered with great assurance.

It has a sharply defined white spot above each eye, hence the common name.

It is less sharply defined in a highly competitive marketplace.

But soon a much more sharply defined blackness obscured their view.

It wasn't only his sharply defined good looks that set him apart.