Sentence examples for be less incisive from inspiring English sources
Avoid New World sauvignon blancs, which would probably be less incisive.
Were there no confidential sources, there'd be less incisive reporting and ultimately, less for the grand jury to investigate.
Using time-on-study as the time scale would generally be less incisive than using age, especially when entry into the cohort coincides with an interview, which would not be expected to influence one's risk.
Chelsea could hardly have been less incisive and emerged for the second half with more vigour and Zimmermann was forced to clear ahead of the poised Willian almost instantly.
Morkel was less incisive, until the end, but gave his all while Paul Harris and JP Duminy, with six or at times seven men placed claustrophobically around the bat, posed a constant threat on a wearing, fifth-day Test pitch of high quality.
The visitors were less incisive and Victor Anichebe grew frustrated as he was also denied a penalty by referee Jonathan Moss.
Lindwall and the Australian pacemen were less incisive in the second innings, and Ring and Johnson took four and three wickets respectively.
1853-1949) and Sister Gertrude Morgan (1900-80), offer accounts of life on the margins that are no less incisive for being the product of unschooled hands.
Although Mitford's wit is out in force, her satirical edge is less subtle and incisive than it was to become.
It sometimes means that manuscripts are less elegant or incisive than an experienced researcher and author would like.
