sharpen

An intelligence report attached to the prosecution's file in the red hands case says that Russian intelligence has a strategy aimed at "distributing false information and dividing French opinion or sharpening internal tensions".

The night before, I stage the kitchen: groceries ordered, counters cleared, knives sharpened, the KitchenAid and rice cooker sitting ready like soldiers on parade.

Laxe tells me he didn’t spend years perfecting a script or sharpening dialogue.

In a closed-door briefing with House Republicans, aides pressed lawmakers to sharpen their pitch to skeptical voters and lean into new messaging that centers on “working families,” according to a report from Politico.

“There has to be a point where that has to be sharpened,” Roberts said.