Sentence examples for but incisive from inspiring English sources

Faludi's third book provides an unexpected but incisive assessment of the post-September 11th era, through the lens of gender relations.

But too frequently the slender narrative succumbs to pretty pictures cast in "meaningful" light, which soften and sentimentalize the blunt social commentary of Hughes's short but incisive story.

The section opens with five portraits on the wall and other miniature ones in a display case in a mostly flat but incisive style.

Fortunately, Like Clockwork feels like a return to the smart but incisive grooves and melodies that made those songs such enduring anthems.

Pawel Pawlikowski's immaculate comeback film is a loving but incisive two-headed character study that channels mid-career Bergman in its broad-minded investigation of personal faith.

Along with Tatiana's daughter Francine du Plessix (who provides occasional brief but incisive commentary here), the couple left occupied France in 1941 and settled in New York, where they both had early and sustained success.

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.

There have been legal reparations, insufficient of course, but symbolically incisive.

Then the plodding, less glamorous, but more incisive analysis will prevail.

But the incisive former presenter of Heart of the Matter draws no conclusions, instead skittering off on to another topic.

They were immaculate almost all afternoon: well organised in defence, with a three-man shield in front of them, but also incisive on the counter-attack.