Sentence examples for incisive enough to from inspiring English sources

Another author might struggle to manage such an esoteric collection, but Mr Ball's writing is incisive enough to keep the different elements hanging and working together like a finely tuned Alexander Calder mobile.One section deals with the teeming microworld.

His playing was incisive enough to cut through the Philharmonia's lushness, and buoyantly sweet in the third-movement melody – like a lullaby for Sleeping Beauty, with the orchestra as the prickly, fast-growing vines.

Critics of the government's economic program have complained that it is too tax-heavy and not incisive enough when it comes to cuts to public spending.

The eleventh hour fugue was incisive and fast enough to more than suggest demonic possession and the final disintegration was numbing.

Australia's attack looked insipid in India recently and if that fate befalls many seamers on the sub-continent, it is clear that they are not incisive or cute enough to hold a candle to such forebears as Lillee or Glenn McGrath.

"We were not incisive enough and they were sharper than us and fitter.

Western generals supped with the bloodthirsty Mladic, western politicians did deals with the dangerous dreamer Karadzic, a lot of the reporting was either partial or not incisive enough.

This was what they pay the highest ticket prices in the Premier League to watch: fast, incisive football, with ruthless finishing good enough to slice open a team that one of their oldest rivals has spent a fortune building.

Committee members should serve long enough to become experts, able to formulate incisive supplementaries by themselves.

She's secure enough to entrust her feelings to the more incisive charms of the vernacular: "The sign said stop, but we went on whole-hearted.

Meanwhile, a handful of the other MPs were more incisive and calm in their questioning, but it was not enough to mitigate Hodge's effect of pushing Brittin, and Google, into a more positive light.