Sentence examples for incisive book from inspiring English sources

In this compelling and incisive book, Jerome Roos provides a sweeping investigation of the political economy of sovereign debt and international crisis management.

Each for a short while was a site of individual and collective possibility, and Greif's incisive book is testament to their enduring influence.

For many readers this may be its strength, its comfort; others perhaps might be more moved by a shorter, more crafted, more incisive book.

In his incisive book, "Contending With Kennan," Mr. Gellman has outlined the philosophy of America's role in international affairs that he sees implicit in the whole range of Mr. Kennan's works.

Addressing one of the most spectacular and significant developments in the current cultural scene, Kissing Architecture is an entertainingly irreverent and disarmingly incisive book that offers an entirely new way of seeing--and experiencing--architecture in the age after representation.

Adapted from Alison Bechdel's fine graphic novel of a memoir, with an incisive book and lyrics by Lisa Kron and heart-gripping music by Jeanine Tesori, "Fun Home" might be described as a universal detective story.

Here is one of the most incisive books ever written on this difficult issue.

Since then he has not only practised his art but dissected it in a series of incisive books.

Although pro football can make a legitimate claim to be our national sport, it seems to lose its hold on fans when the television set is switched off; there are more incisive books about golf than pro football.

There have been more analytically incisive books on Chaplin – Parker Tyler's superb Chaplin: Last of the Clowns, for instance – and more comprehensive ones, David Robinson's monumental biography among them, but Ackroyd's is the most haunting.

In his incisive, panoramic book... Martin Campbell-Kelly delivers all three: context, insight, even occasional humor.