Sentence examples for incisive moving from inspiring English sources

In four two-hour evening sessions, he provided an incisive, moving narrative of Parker's incandescent career, but he could also be oppressive, not least with his pointless occasional class "surveys".

Though every story in "Last Car Over the Sagamore Bridge" is excellent, incisive, moving, the collection as a whole never quite coheres: there are 52 passionate arguments being made in the 52 stories, but a person coming to Orner for the first time might feel that each story is mostly arguing with itself.

Plus three writers I came across at the literary festival in Franschhoek, South Africa – Ivan Vladislavic's tremendous 101 Detectives (And Other Stories £10), Beverly Rycroft's incisive, moving poems about love and illness, Missing (Modjaji Books £15.95) and everything by Thando Mgqolozana, who impressed me by saying he was opting out of literary festivals altogether.

The most incisive move of the game so far.

Adam Johnson set the ball rolling with a sharp, incisive move and pass down the right side.

Shortly before the hour, however, Gloucester produced a really incisive move.

80 min: Incisive move by Ghana, with Prince-Boateng and Ayew instrumental.

That first goal proved to be merely a rehearsal for the equaliser, the same players involved in another incisive move.

Wolves' decisive goal in a contest low on quality came 14 minutes from the end, when Michael Kightly completed an incisive move involving Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Sam Vokes.

Oxford then went close to opening the scoring, as Kristoffer Nordfeldt was forced to tip over a header by Ryan Taylor after an incisive move by Appleton's team.

Goalscorer Bassong became City's saviour after 72 minutes when he made a brilliant interception in front of his own goal to prevent Wickham from finishing off a swift, incisive move involving Sessegnon and Rose.