It was going to require something more accurate, different or more incisive to change the course of the game and it duly arrived on the hour.
Short, incisive, direct quotes change the pace of a story, add colour and character, illustrate bald facts, and introduce personal experience.
The more incisive charge is that Cameron allowed the original mission to creep into an undeclared pursuit of regime change.
The book explores the reality of modern love and is incisive on how, culturally, societal change has made it difficult for us all and has contributed to a feeling that marriage is to be avoided, or must be abandoned at the first hurdle.
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].
Even those who brave the progress bar find too often that urgent, incisive findings about poverty, health, discrimination, conflict or social change are presented in prose written by and for high-level experts, rendering it impenetrable to almost everyone else.
A really incisive idea about what mattered most -- a theory of historical change, in short -- may allow a historian to write briefly and still achieve a better balanced portrait of the past than either of these books offers.
So I see him being subtly changed by these pressures of office, becoming less incisive and cool, getting broader, more conventional, more conservative.
(Holden) ★ 'Paul Goodman Changed My Life' (No rating, 1 29) This spirited, incisive documentary chronicles the life and work of a poet, thinker, activist and intellectual gadfly whose ideas — about sexuality, education and civic life — may well be due for revival.
This Essay explores the most recent set of changes to the evolving DOJ approach, responding to an incisive critique offered by Professors Elizabeth Joh and Thomas Joo.
