Sentences with phrase «sharp enough»

The owners love to entertain so they needed to create a comfortable family home that was sharp enough for receiving visitors at cocktail hour.

Take these six steps to ensure your interviewing skills are sharp enough to impress any interviewer or hiring manager.

The photos aren't sharp enough, which is more pronounced when I viewed them on a 32 - inch display.

Quad HD resolution display would be nice, but the 5.5 - inch 1080p IPS LCD panel on the front is plenty sharp enough.

The display is also sharp enough, it's quite pleasing to use quite frankly.

It's LCD and is Full HD resolution, but it's still colourful and sharp enough for the price.

Details were sharp enough for me to see the slight creases in the actor's lilac shirt.

Turning Wi - fi off will result in an even more flatlined battery draw, and this machine's display is sharp enough that turning down its brightness wont affect your ability to play all that much.

The display itself is a 4.7 - inch SuperAMOLED offering, giving a pixel density of 312ppi — a little less than we're used to seeing from flagship devices, but still sharp enough for most use cases.

Let's not forget, however, that it has the same pixel - per - inch count as previous iPhones, and for many, that is plenty sharp enough.

The screen isn't lacking in quality, either, with 1080p proving plenty sharp enough for a phone of this size - except when it comes to VR, of course.

The front camera is still several steps behind the rear camera, though I was pleased at how most of the selfies I took were well exposed and sharp enough to actually see what was going on.

The 1080p screen is bright and sharp enough for text, games, video and reading in sunlight.

Its Full - HD SuperLCD display is identical to last year's model, and while it's not as reputed as Samsung's Super AMOLED panels, it's still sharp enough to compete with any high - end QHD screens.

From a specifications viewpoint, the F1 Plus's 5.5 - inch display — which boasts a resolution of 1080 x 1920 pixels (otherwise known as Full HD)-- is plenty sharp enough for a phone that costs a whisker under # 300.

At 1080 x 1920 it still boasts an impressive pixel density of 428ppi, which is plenty sharp enough for a smartphone, unless you plan on using it a lot for VR.

We've seen better, but they're sharp enough for the odd Instagram selfie.

The resulting 423ppi is sharp enough for multimedia usage and web browsing.

It's a great screen overall, being sharp enough to display small text and high - resolution photos with satisfying clarity, with bold - enough colours to make Netflix shows like «Power Rangers» look thoroughly watchable.

It's bright and colorful with great viewing angles, and the quad HD resolution is sharp enough for VR purposes.

Photos shot with Nokia 2 are sharp enough.

There's a built in stand to take the heft off your hands, while the integrated projector means you can enjoy big screen entertainment away from your TV, though the screen is sharp enough that you won't always feel the need to use a projector anyway.

It's only Full HD, so doesn't look as stunning as phones from the likes of Samsung or Sony, but it's still sharp enough to look like a flagship product.

But it's still sharp enough to comfortably read text, flip through photos or browse the web.

Our review Yoga 920 came equipped with a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080 or 158 PPI) display, which at 13.9 inches is just sharp enough that pixels aren't plain.

Colours are warm and it's sharp enough too.

Of course, Samsung's PenTile subpixel layout means that this screen does not look as sharp as some other Full HD displays, but I stick with my conclusion that this screen is sharp enough for most.

This means you have a pixel density of 401 pixels per inch, resulting in a screen that's sharp enough for the average user.

But as it is, using the phone in isolation, the Alpha's display is plenty sharp enough.

On Jay - Z and Kanye West's «No Church in the Wild,» the kick drum loop gets a moderate helping of high - mid presence, allowing its attack to stay just sharp enough to slice through the layers of the mix.

Our review unit was equipped with a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) display that was just sharp enough given its 13.3 - inch 16:9 dimensions.

Saying that, it should be plenty sharp enough with accurate colors and crisp whites.

The resolution was sharp enough that I could see the splotches of blood on Jessica Jones» face.

It felt sharp enough to cause discomfort, though not pain.

The sides of the phone are thin, but not thin enough (or sharp enough) to negatively impact grip or comfort.

The screen is definitely sharp enough though, and unless you're planning to use the phone for VR, you won't even notice the difference, and you get the inherent benefits of an AMOLED screen, including deep blacks, high contrast, and punchy colors.

The display is sharp enough in appearance and responsive to touch - based controls most of the time, allowing for easy progress checking without opening the accompanying Fitbit app.

You get nice, natural looking colors, and the images are sharp enough, but without looking oversharpened and artificial.

The detail was sharp enough that I could clearly see the folds and creases in articles of clothing as well as individual strands of hair.

It's not a 4K display, but it's sharp enough and makes a great platform for anyone who works with photos and video.

They're not exactly flashy, yet they're sharp enough to distinguish themselves from a standard Inspiron.

Unfortunately, the factor represented a bias, but the reviewers were sharp enough to recognize it.

If your eyes are sharp enough.

So, before it's crunch time, you need to make sure your Microsoft Office skills are at least sharp enough to put together a basic pleading or letter or get something e-filed.

It must be because you're the only guy sharp enough to land this job!

Having observed this thread, I reckon that you are implying that there is a huge body of research, by a vast number of research teams, that could be compromised because, hey, they aren't sharp enough to get their data analysis methodology right.

They [or some, at least] can explain their results in plain English, but only to a point, as natural language is not sharp enough for this — or rather nobody would listen to a ten - hour natural language explanation of something that can be done in ten minutes with the proper mathematics.

Find one strong and sharp enough to tackle winter squash and shave parmesan cheese — extra points for ones with replaceable blades.

But outside about 30 protestors felt that turn isn't nearly sharp enough.

You know, for a little while there I even thought that Bob T himself (who is undoubtedly an interesting fellow) might even be sharp enough to appreciate that the coupling of increased atmospheric CO2 and increased seawater N nutrient levels to produce enhanced cyanobacterial productivity in near surface layers of the oceans would also produce the weather - moderating effects listed above (particularly in the areas where tropical storms are «brewed»).