Sentence examples for incisive by the end of from inspiring English sources

Her dancing, a little dull and uninflected in the Prologue, was far more incisive by the end of the ballet.

By the end of 2013?

Definitely by the end of the decade.

And nineteen by the end of Wednesday.

Seven by the end of Tuesday.

headquarters by the end of the year.

By the end of the day?

Some 39 by the end of March.

Many others in both camps take a much more positive view, seeing Thomism as a brilliant synthesis of two towering traditions; arguably, the incisive commentaries written by Aquinas towards the end of his life aim not so much at synthesis as straightforward exegesis and exposition, and in these respects they have few equals in any period of philosophy.

In the 11th over of the crucial opening Test, Harmison, coming towards the end of an extremely incisive spell unleashed a rapid bouncer at the Australian captain, Ricky Ponting.

THE END OF THE POINT, by Elizabeth Graver.