Sentence examples for incisive editing from inspiring English sources

Their experiences, and the recollections of the doctors and therapists who treated them, are given shape by incisive editing and by the periodic appearance of Dr. Tony Herring, a Texas physician who served as one of the film's producers, and who also composed its theme music.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/589/prepub We thank all our informants in Burkina Faso, Kenya, Malawi and Uganda who participated in the study for sharing their views and stories with us, and we thank David Takeo Hymans for his incisive editing of an early version of this paper.

ARTS "A Handbook of California Design," a new book edited by Bobbye Tigerman, is an incisive history of a design scene from the Depression to 1965.

"Blues and Chaos," edited by Anthony DeCurtis, judiciously whittles down Palmer's writings -- incisive, clever reviews, vivid, chatty profiles and more -- from several thousand pieces to several dozen.

But Kohn and Silverstein, lacking Apatow's incisive and insistent sense of visual comedic parsing, ruin the scene with generic and choppy shots and editing, reducing Schumer's gleefully exuberant performance to a plot point.

The first two books are "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark," a smart and incisive biography by Brian Kellow, and "The Age of Movies," a hefty Library of America anthology devoted to Kael's work and edited by Sanford Schwartz.

Both received incisive performances.

A brilliantly incisive analysis.

Incisive pass, great chance.

Clinton's response was incisive.

Its recommendations are incisive.