As Paul Rusesabagina puts it in this incisive first-hand account: 'Many went slowly from slash wounds, watching their own blood gather in pools in the dirt, perhaps looking at their own severed limbs, often with the screams of their parents or their children or their husbands in their ears.' Rusesabagina was the manager of the Hotel des Mille Collines, better known to filmgoers as Hotel Rwanda.
Pierre Boulez's Sonata No. 1 (1946), on the other hand, remains incisive and engaging.
Perhaps Pareja should have held on to his tissues, after the Timbers cheerfully disrespected the 2015 MLS frontrunners with some incisive counter-attacking to hand them their first defeat of the season.
City, on the other hand, was incisive in their possession, producing dangerous chances for Sergio Agüero and Jesus Navas that required the exceptional goaltending of David De Gea.
Violet's kind of hyper-articulate spitefulness can be entertaining in the theatre, in the hands of an incisive actress like, say, Stockard Channing; the sour view of life, after all, has some truth to it and mirrors what we all feel at times.
Adams opened up a 4-2 leafterthe the first round with some incisive jabs and clubbing right hands, then knocked Cancan down in the second.
She knocked her opponent to the canvas in the second round and dominated the bout with some incisive jabs and clubbing right hands on her way to a 16-7 victory.
On the one hand, it's witty and incisive parody, as fluent in Mr. Obama's tics as in hip-hop manners.
1853-1949) and Sister Gertrude Morgan (1900-80), offer accounts of life on the margins that are no less incisive for being the product of unschooled hands.
His party campaigned with such incisive slogans as "Merkel is stupid" and "Hands off German willies: No to the EU penis-norm", and proposed building a wall around Switzerland.
