Moreover, as the examples above show, Chatton was philosophically quite creative, and incisive in his attacks on Ockhamism.
It still had plenty of attractions when conducted by his replacement, Susanna Malkki, even if the young Finn couldn't quite match Volkov's incisive, penetrating direction.
It still had plenty of attractions conducted by his replacement Susanna Malkki - even if the young Finn, recently seen at the Proms with the London Sinfonietta, couldn't quite match Volkov's incisive, penetrating direction.
Most of these would-be rappers will never be recorded or heard, despite the fact that many are quite talented or deliver incisive, revealing tales of their lives in their rhymes.
It was complicated by Kennan's tendency to defend on occasion each side of the issue — leading to incisive and quite unsentimental essays and diary entries analyzing the global balance of power, followed by comparable reflections questioning the morality of practicing traditional power politics in the nuclear age.
In an incisive (and often quite amusing) reply to my critique of his recent effort to distinguish between judicial deference to Congress (which he lauds) and judicial deference to executive agencies (which he condemns), Weiner makes plain that he regards the federal judiciary as an ever-present threat to representative democracy.
Quite the best-written and most incisive obiter dicta I have read since I went through the page proofs of my latest novel.
The man who emerged from "As I Was Saying... .. was maddeningly opaque, an incisive thinker who never quite cuts to the heart of the issues that grip his imagination, and a charismatic performer with a sure sense of theater who creates theater that always seems to be at least one remove away.
Not quite in the Tina Fey league of incisive put-down, but one appreciated the effort.
Deployed in an attacking central midfield role behind Peter Crouch, Adam excelled, giving Newcastle quite a few early frights with his incisive through-passes and well-timed late runs into the penalty area.
Ekaterina Semenchuk's Azucena was similarly full of possibilities, with a characteristically bright coloured Slav take on the role, and an incisive chest voice, but never quite putting the vocal or dramatic parts together in the way the role demands.
