Sentence examples for as incisive from inspiring English sources

He is not as incisive as he used to be.

"The comments made by contestants weren't as incisive as before," said Guo Wei, 34, a longtime fan.

Her phrasing was not as incisive as it might have been, but Ms. Part's is a body that begs to dance more Balanchine.

In TierneyLab, we had assembled an All-Star Team of multiple prize winners, some of whom, such as Tom E., D-Ferg, Andrew M. and Marco M are still active, and as incisive as ever.

Political editor Nick Robinson, absent in the campaign but now back from lung surgery, was still hoarse but as incisive as ever and Laura Kuenssberg showed why more women should have a place at the top table of analysis.

In their own way, Mr. Kreidler's portraits are as incisive as those in Buzz Bissinger's "Friday Night Lights," which offered a similar look into the world of Texas high-school football.

Reverse genetic experiments using RNAi tools are extremely informative and usually incisive, as well as inexpensive, quick, and easy to perform.

In "Le Petit Lieutenant," her crisp depiction as a recovering alcoholic who is chief inspector of a Parisian crime unit is as coolly incisive as Helen Mirren's police inspector, Jane Tennison, in the British television series "Prime Suspect".

Your satirical memos should have been as sharp and incisive as your reviews often are.

When preparing for a key summit on a matter of global security, it is usual for leaders to get themselves up to speed by reading as much incisive briefing as possible.

But as its defenders have noted, the film has an unmistakable political dimension (as an allegory applicable to, say, Nazi Germany or Abu Ghraib), and its tightrope balance between squirm fest and morality play would not have been possible without a performance as bold and incisive as the one the veteran character actress Ann Dowd delivers as Sandra.