Sentence examples for far more incisive from inspiring English sources

With far more incisive treatment on the way, the future is ever brighter.

Her dancing, a little dull and uninflected in the Prologue, was far more incisive by the end of the ballet.

But the embodiment of such ideas here is far more incisive, more vehement and, indeed, louder than has been usual for Mr. Sciarrino.

Shailene Woodley, who played George Clooney's daughter in "The Descendants," made a far more incisive impression than Liam James does, precisely because her character, stuck on the fringes of the action, had to shoulder her way to the foreground, just as she had to fight for her father's attention.

Oasis would have been a far more incisive film if its solutions included ones that addressed that little conundrum.

For a far more incisive, apocalyptic, and emotionally draining documentary about the international exploitation of African people and resources, watch the infinitely more superior Darwin's Nighmare.

Portman's performance, meanwhile, is far deeper and more incisive than mere impersonation.

But far more often, the book is polyphonous and incisive, an uproarious and hard-driving journey toward the heart of whiteness.

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

Yet in "Eifersucht und Stolz" ("Jealousy and Pride"), when the wanderer realizes that the fickle young woman of the mill seems far more interested in his rival, a huntsman, Mr. Polenzani sang with incisive attack and ferocity.

On such matters, Martin provides far more detail, including long transcripts of interviews with refugees and defectors, but, again, Becker is more incisive.