Sentence examples similar to incisive joke from inspiring English sources
As the television critic Alan Sepinwall points out in his incisive new book, the joke on Tony is "that the show that told his story represented not the end of something, but the thrilling ground floor".
Subtext is a startup that is attempting to bring those incisive notes (or sophomoric jokes) you used to leave in the margins of textbooks or your favorite fiction online — and make them interactive.
There needs to be nothing incisive or new in the joke – but you can guarantee a supportive laugh by questioning that newspaper's honesty, accuracy or goodwill, or mentioning once again its former warm regard for Hitler.
This serves him well in making his cutting and incisive political/cultural/racial commentary seem as easygoing as jokes about long waits at airport security or, I don't know, farts.
A friend of Matsoukas's had recently joked about the "black-girl air grab," an incisive gesture made with your forearm upright as your fingers stretch toward the ceiling and then close in a fist.
He looked and sounded more incisive than he often does; the hall listened attentively and applauded his jokes.
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
Incisive pass, great chance.
Expect more incisive analysis of where the country is going so spectacularly wrong, accessorised as always with colourful imagery and lots and lots of proper jokes.
