Sentence examples for incisive assessment from inspiring English sources
Faludi's third book provides an unexpected but incisive assessment of the post-September 11th era, through the lens of gender relations.
The Real Thing is one of Stoppard's best, a pithy and incisive assessment of that most elusive of human emotions and the difficulties we create for ourselves -- jealousy, suspicion, doubt -- in the pursuit of it.
One of the most incisive assessments of Professor Young's professional skill came, fittingly, orally.
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.
Though incisive in their assessments, the authors are unfailingly polite to academic colleagues.
Chris Dillow's assessment of Spending Challenge is incisive, but he is wrong to suggest that crowdsourcing of this sort, without scrutiny or oversight, is a useful format for public consultation.
But many of his former underlings remember Mr. Michaels as much for his brutal assessments of their work as for his incisive teaching.
Beyond this scathing assessment of current American funding (and training) practices, Brenner has incisive criticisms of peer review, journal publishing, and the American method of training Ph.D. researchers.
Therefore, pre and post-orthodontic treatment FOV-limited CBCT analyses for assessment of morphological changes in the maxillary anterior region and the incisive canal are required to ensure precise evaluation of tooth movement-induced anatomical changes in the surrounding tissues [27, 36].
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
