Without more incisive, focused behavioral research, prevention messages alone will not stop the global epidemic.
Angela Gheorghiu, as Mimì, sings with an emotionally incisive, focussed voice, like a master craftsman etching glass; Ramón Vargas portrays a lovable Rodolfo, though he is sometimes troubled on high notes; and Ludovic Tézier and Ainhoa Arteta tussle lustily as the on-again, off-again lovers Marcello and Musetta.
Angela Gheorghiu, as Mimì, sings with an emotionally incisive, focussed voice, like a master craftsman etching glass; Ramón Vargas portrays a lovable Rodolfo, though he is sometimes troubled on high notes; and Ludovic Tézier and Ainhoa Arteta tussle lustily as the on-again, off-again lovers Marcello and Musetta; Nicola Luisotti conducts.
I'm so sorry that Arthur could not read it, as it is incisive and focuses on what might have been his most remarkable gift, economy of words.
Cindy Sherman, photographer extraordinaire, has always had her incisive gaze focused firmly on herself, yet it has been the self of a thousand faces.
Those who shy away from such typecasting might think of Hermitage as more burly and powerful, and classic Côte-Rôtie as more focused, incisive and fine.
Levine habitually emphasized the Wagnerian-Mahlerian aspect; Koenigs muted some of the lushness, focussing on incisive rhythm and songful phrasing.
Another, for beat reporting, went to Gretchen Morgenson of The Times "for her trenchant and incisive Wall Street coverage," which focused in part on the business conflicts of financial analysts and the firms that employ them, which receive investment banking fees from the companies the analysts cover.
The movie is, in part, a musical, featuring exhilarating performances by Beya and her band in night-club scenes roiled with dance, alcohol, and eros, and perched on the edge of violence — but it's all the more an incisive work of sociopolitical analysis, focussed on the health-care system of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The book is obviously longer than what you might find on the newsstand, but no more fastidiously written, as tightly focused but no more incisive.
