But Rusbridger also said that it was Hoggart's facility with language that helped to make him such an incisive observer of politicians.
Axelrod, says de Lama, was not only an incisive observer and reporter, but a 'beautiful writer - which you can see in some of the Obama speeches'.
A humane, humorous, considerate and loving man, an enthusiast of the countryside and nature, Graham was an incisive observer of human foibles.
If Ms. Gould was known primarily for her knife-edged fictional depictions of marriage and its discontents, she was an equally incisive observer of human connection -- and disconnection -- in her nonfiction.
By kismet or clairvoyance, the year of #OscarsSoWhite was also the year that one of Hollywood's most incisive observers of race was in the driver's seat, having wisely ignored calls to step down in protest.
(I found myself thinking, by contrast, of recently published stories by the late filmmaker Kathleen Collins, with their incisive observations regarding participants and observers of civil-rights activism).
A collection of almost 40 years of articles by an incisive, durable observer whose chief watchtowers have been The New Yorker, The New Republic and Newsweek, and who is at his best when his product is color commentary in the Mencken-Kempton-Liebling-Buckley tradition.
A collection of almost 40 years of articles by an incisive, durable observer whose chief watchtowers have been The New Yorker, The New Republic and Newsweek, and who is best when his product is color commentary in the Mencken-Kempton-Liebling-Buckley tradition.
Setting much of the taciturn, delicately choreographed action amid the city's bustle, the director fuses a rigorously stylized vision with incisive documentary observation; Tsai is one of the great sardonic observers of urban spaces, with a keen eye for both the alien chill of gleaming towers and the poetic allure of decrepitude.
- Jane Ferguson, editor, the New Review Recently expanded and re-designed, the New Review is at the heart of the Observer, delivering intelligent, incisive and lively coverage across a broad range of topics.
It was a baptism of fire, for, at that point in the early 1970s, the violence was escalating by the day, but despite his lack of formal journalistic training, Dunseith quickly emerged as a shrewd observer of events and an incisive political analyst.
