It is packed with incisive details.
But when I needed deeper, more incisive details while writing the book, I always knew where to turn: right back to my source material, my blog.
So HBR can hardly be accused of any anti-business bias when it publishes an incisive article detailing how and why the C-Suite of US business is so grossly overcompensated that the practices are inexorably pushing the US economy into decline.
The "Alliance for Fair Trade with India", for example – which isn't just concerned with the pharmaceutical industry, but also technology and other sectors – is full of incisive information detailing how India is being "unfair" and is practising "discrimination" against US traders.
With the LPO playing their hearts out for Vänskä, just a few moments of the opening of the Third Symphony were enough to underline how special his approach is: textures are bright and incisive, detail charged with energy and dramatic potential.
The seven portraits that make up Personal Velocity are detailed and incisive; her leading characters - all very different women - are hard, intense and self-contained.
As Aran Shetterly details in his incisive biography "The Americano" (2007), the car soon arrived at a military roadblock.
The three young sailors of "Fancy Free" — Tyler Angle, Robert Fairchild, Daniel Ulbricht — are endearing and musical in small details, but not incisive in weight, stretch or timing.
If Brooks writes like Fitzgerald, documenting tragedy beneath the glamour that both charmed and repelled her, Miller is more like a Dreiser of anecdotes, endowed as she was with a seeming total recall, a photographic and phonographic memory that vigorously and artlessly conjures an era and its conflicts through the accretion of surprising details and precise, incisive observations.
ENO's music director Paul Daniel is at his best in Wagner, strong on shape if less incisive when it comes to points of detail.
