Sentence examples for in this incisive from inspiring English sources

Dean Burnett suggests otherwise in this incisive take-down.

A successful New Jersey doctor grows dangerously obsessed with his son's romance in this incisive novel of status-driven suburban culture and crisis.

As D. J. Taylor emphasizes in this incisive social history, these flighty creatures crashed with a thud louder than you'd imagine butterflies could make.

Friedrich Engels, the father of Communism and wealthy friend of Karl Marx, appears to some disadvantage in this incisive novel narrated by Lizzie Burns, his common-law wife.

But neither Guy's mistress, Merrion, nor Laura, his left-behind wife, are conventional types, and neither plays her expected role in this incisive drama.

But, as Piazza writes in this incisive history, it had become clear to Lomax that the vernacular world he had worked for decades to preserve was in its final days.

In this charged, incisive performance the symphony came across as a feisty work that deserves a place alongside the one that followed, the "Eroica".

This is one of the many questions asked by comic Chris Rock in this funny, incisive, eye-opener of a documentary about the complex and ideologically fraught state of black women's hair in today's US.

In this heartfelt, incisive 1993 discussion of Cassavetes by one of his crucial collaborators, Peter Falk — who acted under his direction in "Husbands" and "A Woman Under the Influence" and with him in "Mikey and Nicky," directed by Elaine May — goes into some of the particulars of the convergence of his art and his life.

This refreshingly unvoluptuous take on the piece continued in the incisive, spiky account of the macabre, scherzolike second movement and the almost medieval austerity the players brought to the subdued and inexorably slow Passacaille.

Mr. Zimerman certainly lets go in these incisive and breathlessly exciting performances.