Sentence examples for for more incisive from inspiring English sources

Any one of them would probably have made for more incisive viewing.

But on a show dedicated to fantasy journalism, Sorkin's stand-in doesn't lobby for more incisive coverage of sexual violence or for a responsible way to tell graphic stories without getting off on the horrible details or for innovative investigations that could pressure a corrupt, ass-covering system to do better.

The results also provide a basis for more incisive investigations of RPo formation and transcriptional regulation (Bae et al., 2015).

Victory for Everton came as a result of more incisive attacking play in the final third and it ended a sticky period as they claimed their first win in five league and cup games.

It even cites Pope Francis's call to create "still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the church".

The injuries represented a "missed opportunity for a more incisive investigation", the report said.

In Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis said, "We need to create still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the Church".

Rather, the task for genealogy today is to investigate the conditions that are required to enhance the potential for a more incisive and practically influential critique of a Foucaldian kind.

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.

GOT ANYTHING ELSE SMART TO SAY ABOUT JEWS LITTLE #AntiSemite?' Others were more incisive, for example Kelsey McKinney of Vox who criticised Noah for repeatedly shaming minority groups.

During my week wearing the Up band (and not logging many meals), the Insights never offered anything more incisive than, for example, "Studies show that exercise release feel-good chemicals in your brain".