His keen eyes, his sharp-cut beard, a sort of sly unconcern marked him a legitimate summer exploration.
Their shadows were long, sharp-cut, and of a deep, purple blue.
He had a power and sharp-cut faculty of statement and persuasiveness beyond any man's else.
She had a sharp-cut face which would have gained by not being of so chill a pallor.
The men were of almost every class, dress, and nation; but the dark, sharp-cut Southern feature predominated.
I saw her sharp-cut, florid face in profile, steadily bent and smelling.
And then I would see his enormous canines come out from his sharp-cut lips, and how red his mouth was inside.
The individuality of that surprisingly pretty young person was so sharp-cut and incisive that it fixed attention.
In front, and to the right, billows of red shell-holes rose to the sharp-cut, white skyline a hundred yards away.
Just then emerged from the pandemonium within another sound, curt and sharp-cut, the crash against the door of something heavy.
