Here's an incisive look at a key campaign issue.
Equally eloquent and incisive on the challenges facing women is Leymah Gbowee, featured in Pray The Devil Back to Hell, the second installment in the series.
Makes it look like people get flustered in the face of your incisive argument.
A lot has been said about the supreme court justice John Paul Stevens, who announced his retirement last week: humble Midwestern beginnings; straightforward and incisive; open-minded in the face of increasingly ideological bench.
Saba'aneh, one of the most prominent Palestinian cartoonists in a society that has long prized them as incisive critics of Israel, has faced free speech controversy before.
Hochschild's concluding essay examines the nuts and bolts of academic success (tenure, publications, renown in one's field) to produce an incisive analysis of the obstacles women face in climbing the professional ladder.
Some 70 years ago, the Swedish social scientist Gunnar Myrdal published an incisive monograph on a searing question facing the United States -- he named it "An American Dilemma".
It suggests that this "harsh" and "incisive" description demonstrates how cosmetic procedures limit expression in the face, physically reducing a woman's ability to empathise with others.
As a trustee, Art brought a wealth of experience, a quick wit, and an incisive mind to bear on the challenges facing the College.
There's comfort, I find, in the methods employed in the world of Chandler's detective, Philip Marlowe -- careful observation, an incisive way with words, quiet restraint in the face of deceitful and irredeemable acts.
