Sentence examples for how incisive from inspiring English sources

When FBI officers noted the "morbid disposition" of a German-born US suspect called Otto Plath during a first world war investigation, little did they realise how incisive their psychological assessment was, or its significance.

I can imagine how proud she'd be, though, how incisive her notes would have been on each cut, how she'd say to me, "See, I told you you'd do something good.

Bill Gates isn't usually thought of as a guy given to fantasy, but that's how an incisive opinion piece on high-skill immigration published in USA Today characterizes his audacious claims of a talent shortage in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields, even as the company he founded (Microsoft) is laying off 18,000 workers the most ever.

It is shown how this incisive chemical state sensitivity is further enhanced by the possibility of quantitative bond length determination, based on the analysis of chemical shifts in IPs and σ* shape resonances in the NEXAFS spectra.

I was struck, day in and day out, by how eloquent and incisive, and above all how deeply felt, many of the comments were.

Has the potential to show flair but would be helpful if Italy had any kind of clue how to build incisive attacking phases.

His scything painting of a tiny David beheading the massive supine figure of Goliath shows how Caravaggio's incisive realism liberated art.

The book explores the reality of modern love and is incisive on how, culturally, societal change has made it difficult for us all and has contributed to a feeling that marriage is to be avoided, or must be abandoned at the first hurdle.

This incisive history shows how that fascination has often shaded into exoticist mythmaking.

Forbes Masson's incisive Hunter demonstrates how, when forensically shaped, stage romp and roar can provide a far-reaching metaphor.

He is clear and incisive and knows how to make things like the bacterial flagellum comprehensible to the layman.