Sentence examples for By incisive from inspiring English sources

Both songs have a sneaky authority fuelled by incisive keyboards, narrative patience, and controlled power.

The approach to the instrument is big and bold, characterised by incisive, sharply etched articulation and forceful bowstrokes.

Their experiences, and the recollections of the doctors and therapists who treated them, are given shape by incisive editing and by the periodic appearance of Dr. Tony Herring, a Texas physician who served as one of the film's producers, and who also composed its theme music.

An insistent chorus of voices, often led not followed by incisive political comedy, has arisen to attack and mock Trumpville's invasive chaos.

After the interval, Fabregas was picked out by an incisive pass from Neymar but his shot was easily gathered by Fernandez and the former Arsenal man also thumped over after he was played through by Xavi.

Also appearing on this double bill, presented by the New York chapter of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, is a quartet led by the incisive alto saxophonist Oliver Lake, with Craig Harris on trombone, Hill Green on bass and Pheeroan akLaff on drums.

Tolomeo, excitingly sung and vigorously acted by the incisive countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo, pondered his life's currents while peering into a goldfish bowl, with a swordfish dangled overhead.

The series opens with two concerts at which Mr. Schiff will be joined by this incisive Budapest ensemble under its visionary music director, Ivan Fischer.

But the play is distinguished most of all by the incisive characterizations of the Guildhall three, their contrasting outlooks elucidated in the piercing monologues that herald their deaths.

His rejigged team, shorn of three major players, dictated the play but were swept aside by three incisive goals at crucial times.

"Coldplay rock!" Stirred by such incisive rabble-rousing, the British public sent In My Place to number two and kept Danesh firmly ensconced at number one.