Sentence examples similar to an incisive presentation from inspiring English sources

Milk was an extrovert, Mr. Scott said, whose sometimes sloppy self-presentation camouflaged an incisive mind and a ferociously stubborn will.

In public, he was a fine and often humorous lecturer and at seminars an incisive critic of poorly formulated presentations (especially those of an antiquarian nature).

Unlike, say, Jimmy Markum, Mr. Penn's brooding ex-convict in Clint Eastwood's "Mystic River," Harvey Milk is an extrovert and an ironist, a man whose expansive, sometimes sloppy self-presentation camouflages an incisive mind and a ferociously stubborn will.

Reinbert de Leeuw leads an incisive performance.

What an incisive, fervent beginning.

Peter Henderson was an incisive piano soloist.

Almost despite himself, Richardson proved an incisive and companionable guide.

On Twitter, he's an incisive critic of the President.

Rachel Willis-Sørensen brings an incisive soprano to pouty Eva.

The Anatomy of Racial Inequality is an incisive, erudite book by a major thinker.

Yet her grounded good sense made her an incisive critic.