Sentence examples for incisive briefing from inspiring English sources

When preparing for a key summit on a matter of global security, it is usual for leaders to get themselves up to speed by reading as much incisive briefing as possible.

Along with Tatiana's daughter Francine du Plessix (who provides occasional brief but incisive commentary here), the couple left occupied France in 1941 and settled in New York, where they both had early and sustained success.

This brief but incisive reflection on the history of voting among African-Americans takes the form of a classic personal essay: light and conversational, circling its subject in a deliberately meandering style that ends up revealing more than a frontal attack might have.

At 81, the former chief economist for the IMF has written, with two co-authors, a brief but incisive paper that has become the playbook for both the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and its creditors.

On the afternoon after the Democratic Party's dramatic drubbing, which briefly threatened to wholly redistribute the American Internet's stockpile of action verbs that we usually apply to particularly incisive "Last Week Tonight" bits, President Barack Obama held a press briefing so reporters could ask him to supply a synonym for the word "shellacking".

On the radio, Welles joined forces with Herrmann, who forged an incisive, insinuating style that often involved the hypnotic repetition of brief motifs.

Acted with fiery feeling by a superb cast, and directed with incisive clarity by Leah C. Gardiner, the play unfolds as a series of taut, brief scenes separated by blackouts and the occasional throb of music.

Both received incisive performances.

A brilliantly incisive analysis.

Incisive pass, great chance.

Faith's teenage birth parents make a brief and anonymous, but memorable, appearance at the very beginning of "Blessings," demonstrating Quindlen's gift for swift, incisive characterization.