Their travails are part of a film that comes together slowly, at first, then ingeniously, and then quite astonishingly, into a sharp-eyed collage of a Europe bewildered by illegal immigration and beset by racism.

WSJ: Bouncing Czechs -- and Besieged Nazis

You might call him absent-minded if you did not know that he has also been a sharp-eyed investment banker and an egregiously numerate shadow Treasury spokesman.

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Investigator Petrovich is a very engaging hero, eagle-eyed, with a sharp laconic wit, endless patience for his geeky sidekick and a soothing manner, especially when faced with beautiful, flirtatious women.

ECONOMIST: New crime fiction

Mr Sollers is a sharp-eyed commentator and he has produced here some enjoyable pieces of irony, as well as moving pages on Dora.

ECONOMIST: Recent French fiction

This means it is more expensive and less lucrative to have a sharp-eyed editor review, tighten and question the content before it is posted.

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Our sharp-eyed guide parted tree fronds to reveal a drowsy kingfisher, tugged an iguana away from its midnight snack and borrowed a red-eyed tree frog from a banana patch.

WSJ: Nicaragua's San Juan River by Boat

First used for hunting, a fully-trained, swift and sharp-eyed falcon would bring back prey and be rewarded.

BBC: Sheikh's Borders falcon centre approved

Even before MacWorld opened its doors Monday morning, the sharp-eyed bloggers at Valleywag had spotted the banner and put forward a smart theory.

FORBES: Channeling Steve Jobs

Sharp-eyed internet users have been mocking clips in the film of a Chinese doctor wearing a face mask but no surgical gloves when operating on Iron Man, as well as not-too-subtle product placements for a domestic milk drink.

BBC: China media: Fake food scandals

Think of a tall, shambling man, awkward but energetic and sharp-eyed.

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