Sentence examples for a more incisive from inspiring English sources

Dhoorre's gaze takes on a more incisive shrewdness, his bearing grows more sanguine.

In another news conference before their final, Nadal arguably offered a more incisive explanation.

He is a more incisive bowler when he hits the pitch hard rather than kissing it.

It even cites Pope Francis's call to create "still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the church".

To get a more incisive perspective on voters, Obama's campaign moved far beyond traditional data collection techniques.

While some of the show relies on older material, much of it demonstrates a more incisive side of Bailey that proves even funnier than his Kraftwerk cover versions.

Reporters directly involved in military action were believed to provide a more-incisive account of events by shedding the inevitable speculation that might surface by keeping the media at a distance.

Ms. Benson did a terrific job with Sarah Kane's "Blasted," a play that presents a vastly more incisive vision of a post-apocalyptic world.

"Our forward play could have been a little more incisive, and I was a little worried the conditions might play into their hands in the second half, but we were very strong.

Those wanting a sharper, more incisive view will have to wait for Sorkin.

He argued that classic American 20th-century literature – Updike's Couples, for instance – still provides a sharper, more incisive vision of suburban life than books being written now.