Sentence examples for incisive impression from inspiring English sources
In Paris the company's newest dancer, Silas Riener, made an incisive impression in the opening ensemble of "eyeSpace," which had its premiere last year in New York.
Shailene Woodley, who played George Clooney's daughter in "The Descendants," made a far more incisive impression than Liam James does, precisely because her character, stuck on the fringes of the action, had to shoulder her way to the foreground, just as she had to fight for her father's attention.
John Fiore conducted an impressively incisive performance.
Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård made a strong debut with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales a year ago, an impression he reinforced with his incisive approach in Saturday's programme spanning from the year of the French revolution to the end of the second world war.
Close up, the stronger impression might be of her high, incisive intelligence.
"The book is a frank admirer's tale," she conceded, in which "most of the main characters 'shine' or are 'glamorous'", and Osborne "emerges as a cheeky, life-enhancing sort" who does impressions and is "loyal to old mates"; yet Ganesh is "incisive" on "what has driven … the revival of the Tories".
Aided by David Horan's incisive direction, Ms. Kinahan doles out only the minimum fragments necessary to form an impression of these disparate lives.
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
Incisive pass, great chance.
And the too-pat endings often leave the impression of chapters from novels-in-progress rather than fully formed stories.Still, "How It Ended" carries the reader along, providing an incisive view of New York's moneyed elite.
