Sentence examples for incisive guide from inspiring English sources

Apart from being an incisive guide to a longstanding faultline in English culture, what hold does Williams's work have on contemporary debate?

And it includes an informed and incisive guide to their notable wines, with a handy one-page crib sheet listing Baiocchi's essential sherries.

Almost despite himself, Richardson proved an incisive and companionable guide.

The playing in the Rameau was equally incisive, and Mr. Christie guided the players to just the right Gallic hues for this most colorful of composers.

An erudite and incisive political journalist, Cole guided viewers through a tumultuous period in British history during Thatcher's time in office.

Throughout, Ferguson is a curious and incisive, amusing and often amused guide.

"Helaine's incisive and engaging columns will guide readers in an analytical, candid way with sympathy and wit.

His humane, engaged, and incisive criticism made him an invaluable guide to that art.

Pollan is the perfect tour guide: his prose is incisive and alive, and pointed without being tendentious.

I dropped by the Parthenon the other day, seeking inspiration, and a guide, Miranda-Maria Skiniti, was incisive about the lessons: "We need Pericles today".

The clips from Hitchcock and Lynch films are so numerous and Mr. Zizek's comments so incisive that after watching "The Pervert's Guide to Cinema," you may never see these directors' movies the same way again.