Sentence examples for To be incisive from inspiring English sources

Like Tottenham they rely on incessant running and did not display the sharpness required to be incisive.

But the play, at Here in the South Village, is far too ragged to be incisive or even satirically sharp.

Moreover, Mr. Thielemann, 47, is a conductor with a contemporary sensibility who also wants playing to be incisive and up to date.

His remarks tended to be incisive and sometimes led to worthwhile tangents about his own writing and what seemed to work for him.

Nowadays, our pundits are much more likely to be incisive and insightful on camera than many of our political or religious leaders.

To be witty, you also have to be sharp, and to offer incisive and clever comments at the right moment.

The things the play says about human passions can be incisive.

The blogosphere can be incisive without that particular standard getting in the way.

With any luck, the dialogue here should be incisive, imaginative and rich with soul.

The "March to the Scaffold" was incisive, full of blazing colors and slashing chords.

"We are playing reasonably okay but we need to be more incisive.