Sentence examples for he was incisive from inspiring English sources
In 1978 he was incisive as the husband in Peter Hall's premiere production of Mr. Pinter's "Betrayal" (playing opposite Penelope Wilton and Michael Gambon).
He had a first-rate mind; he was incisive at getting to the heart of business issues". Littlefield joined Utah Construction Co. in 1951 and began a 21-year career as the firm's principal officer in 1958.
He was incisive at line breaks.
As an analyst, he is incisive and cocky, well satisfied that all his predictions will, or have, come true.
Hobsbawm also befriended, and was befriended by, the grands Parisiens, and he is incisive on their theatricality and their formality.
He is incisive on the subject of Churchill, Teddy Roosevelt's equal "for epistolary output and bumptious eloquence".
"Pedro throws caution to the wind and he's incisive with his comments – he doesn't really care about coming off well, and he's dying of cancer, so he cares even less.
Chatting over Skype – a blue baseball cap over his shaved head, middle right-hand finger in a splint from a recent snowboarding accident – he is incisive and tart, frequently interrupting his own translator.
Everything he did was incisive, forceful, definitive.
It was incisive, and maybe more revealing than he knew.
Clinton's response was incisive.
