It is incisive, fact-packed, smattered with moving first-person testimony, and downloadable for free.
In the interests of rigorous journalistic research, though, I have garnered some incisive facts, which ought to win me a few points.
His apparently naive take was in fact incisive, since Tintin was always premised on a set of implicit borrowings and relocations from one medium to another.
In fact, the book's most incisive chapter, and the most moving in its way, is "A Self-Made Woman," which recounts Hellman's financial history.
The short book 198 pages of text then ties all this together with interesting historical examples and anecdotes from current times, fascinating facts, apt quotations, meaty endnotes and incisive thoughts.
Most of these would-be rappers will never be recorded or heard, despite the fact that many are quite talented or deliver incisive, revealing tales of their lives in their rhymes.
It's a world in which the views of the establishment are unquestionable facts, and a needlessly aggressive interview style masquerades as incisive journalistic scrutiny.
This could be also due to the fact that the policies on smoking in Italy have not been very incisive as in the past.
Short, incisive, direct quotes change the pace of a story, add colour and character, illustrate bald facts, and introduce personal experience.
Whether deliberating upon biology or the fact that gustatory preferences brought cows rather than goats upon our fields, she is equally incisive at summarising such calamities as the use of spent distillery grain for animal feed in 19th-century New York.
The Spanish midfield, led by Xavi and Andr Iniesta, has begun to produce the rhythmic and incisive passes for which it is famous, while the continued brilliance of David Villa has somewhat masked the fact that Fernando Torres has yet to find his best form.
