Each of these omnibus books has bright, incisive passages interspersed with abundant filler.
Also (and this is the clincher) Helen, who has the incisive intellect of a marsupial, is fatally attracted to bounders.
Her proof has been incisive and abundant, and this week she was rewarded with a telling victory.
But Hirschfeld's knowledge of sexuality was vast, and Beachy has several incisive pages comparing him favorably to Sigmund Freud, whose influence was, of course, far greater.
Ms. Fairchild, who joined City Ballet last year, has an incisive clear shape in her dancing, which flows, Balanchine style, from step to step with no visible preparation.
Like Mr. Lerach, he has an incisive mind and an encyclopedic command of securities law, and he wears his political liberalism on his sleeve.
This has more incisive analysis of his success than the official version and, weirdly, greater detail on his early racing career.
Laura Miller has an incisive piece at Salon about what we can and cannot learn from what Loughner listed on his YouTube profile page as his favorite books, titles that range from "Peter Pan" to "Mein Kampf".
– Ben Pile, who filed an informative piece on the Berkeley temperature analysis for Spiked recently, has a incisive biting* take on the media response to the e-mail release today.
Anderson doesn't merely adorn his soundtracks with pop music; his aphoristic dialogue has the incisive precision of lyrics, and his freewheelingly impulsive characters — despite their punctilious stylization — are essentially rock revisited and revived.
