Sentence examples for incisive editorial from inspiring English sources

At the Sunday Times, he was a resourceful reporter on British and American public affairs, and an incisive editorial writer with a fine indignation.

2004 Editorial Writing William Stall for his incisive editorials that analyzed California's troubled government, prescribed remedies and served as a model for addressing complex state issues.

In those first five minutes, Oxenberg binds these disparate elements with her own voice-over by way of canny, incisive, resonant editorial juxtapositions (the editor is Lucy Winer), and the rest of the movie maintains the same level and scope of intimacy and loftiness, confessional pain and self-deprecating distance.

The editorial writer Lawrence Downes also offered an incisive view in the "Taking Note" blog.

While we remain committed to anonymous peer review, as identity protection undoubtedly delivers more incisive referee reports, we realise it is consequently the responsibility of the editorial office to ensure the process is fair.

Beyond all the chaos and cloudy information of the two campaigns, your Oct. 17 editorial does a service to the American people in its simple and incisive analysis of the catastrophe George W. Bush has brought on as president.

The all-star lineup of journalists who appear in "Herblock: The Black and the White" concur that Herblock (the editorial cartoonist Herbert Block, who adopted that pen name), was a rare talent: an incisive satirist, a prescient judge of character, a wielder of a sure graphic line and a class act to boot.

We are expanding our editorial comment and we are pleased that readers particularly value the concise and incisive short reviews on the latest advances in cancer research.

Conrad was The Times' editorial cartoonist for 29 years — he died at 86 in 2010 — and he won three Pulitzer Prizes for his incisive and often brilliant drawings.

Both received incisive performances.

A brilliantly incisive analysis.