| sharpen focus | 2.96 | Her illness sharpened that focus. | ||
| sharpen skill | 2.63 | I still need to sharpen my skills. | ||
| sharpen knife | 1.97 | He started to sharpen his knife. | ||
| sharpen pencil | 1.12 | ...sharpened pencils. | ||
| sharpen difference | 1.05 | But he also said that Gore should sharpen the differences between himself and Bush. | ||
| sharpen blade | 0.92 | Sharpen blades often. | ||
| sharpen criticism | 0.92 | He sharpened that criticism at a later news conference. | ||
| sharpen game | 0.92 | Venus would like a shorter timetable to sharpen her game. | ||
| sharpen attack | 0.86 | At appearances in Michigan, the governor sharpened his attacks on McCain. | ||
| sharpen sense | 0.72 | Your senses are sharpened. | ||
| sharpen rhetoric | 0.66 | But already Republicans are sharpening their rhetoric. | ||
| sharpen tool | 0.66 | Sharpen the tools. | ||
| sharpen debate | 0.59 | The new report is sharpening debate over its use. | ||
| sharpen message | 0.59 | Barak, in turn, has been coached by Carville to sharpen his message. | ||
| sharpen skate | 0.53 | Sharpen your skates for you, Mr. Ftorek? | ||
| sharpen tension | 0.53 | The shooting was bound to sharpen tensions in the province, which borders on Albania. | ||
| sharpen awareness | 0.46 | They also sharpened his awareness of his place in the world. | ||
| sharpen concern | 0.46 | Troubling news articles in The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post sharpen these concerns. | ||
| sharpen conflict | 0.46 | All this marketing success only sharpened the conflict between environment and economy. | ||
| sharpen edge | 0.46 | For Salt Lake City, NBC has sharpened its edge. |