In letters and online comments, the most incisive perspectives seem to come mostly from women -- political leaders, doctors, nurses, social workers, and just plain folks.
But seriously, if MSNBC wasn't here to provide America with the always incisive historical perspective of Pat Buchanan, we might all have to go out and grow brains, or something.
Singer was married for 67 years to Ilse Plaut Singer (obituary, March 13 2001), who brought her own moral commitments and an incisive and independent perspective to their partnership.
Written with precision and clarity, this ambitious yet manageable casebook elucidates the fundamental disputes of copyright law with incisive and balanced perspective.
Our tradition of using art to bring an incisive, witty or provocative perspective on current affairs dates to the creation of the Op-Ed page in 1970, and expanded with the creation of the Sunday Review section (formerly the Week in Review) in 2011.
Alongside the playfulness of "Cocoa Butter Kisses," the woozy "Juice" and the impressionistic "Acid Rain," the suite-like "Pusha Man"/"Paranoia" was as incisive and moving a perspective on Chicago's poverty-stricken killing zone as any piece of art released that year.
The result is a kaleidoscopic overview of this increasingly prominent field, offering surprising new perspectives and incisive analyses that will have profound implications on public policy.
Perspectives discuss one or a cluster of recently published papers or a current research topic of high interest in which an author's perspective sheds an incisive light on key findings in research.
15) considers the rodent infestation of Baltimore from journalistic, analytical, and personal perspectives; Anthony's incisive and far-reaching archival investigation links it to the enduring effects of legal and social segregation.
