Sentence examples for incisive reading from inspiring English sources
Here the players offer Schumann's A-minor Quartet, an intermittently Mendelssohnian work, which receives a particularly gritty and incisive reading on the disc.
Mr. Harris gave an incisive reading of Iannis Xenakis's "Mikka 'S,' " and together Mr. Chiu and Mr. Harris closed their set with a fiery, tightly entwined account of Ben Johnston's "Duo for Two Violins".
While it's a shame that Britten felt he couldn't conduct the televised "Billy Budd," there are at least three audio documents that preserve his incisive reading (the 1951 world premiere at Covent Garden, a 1960 radio version for the BBC and the 1967 commercial recording).
Dodge's Next Big Thing blog is always an incisive read and, as he told me at Disrupt, he sees indoor location as the most exciting innovation on the horizon.
When preparing for a key summit on a matter of global security, it is usual for leaders to get themselves up to speed by reading as much incisive briefing as possible.
I linked to a couple of my articles (god forbid my friends live another day without reading my witty yet incisive interviews or commentary).
Between reading VICE and Pitchfork which delivered incisive commentary on what a human being might want to put into their ears at any given moment—I learned how to act and what to talk about.
"We remember his incisive intellect, his agile wit and his captivating prose," Roberts said, reading from a prepared statement.
Murray was now reading the Lopez serve and damaging his resolve with some relentless defence and incisive counter-punching.
In the meantime, he compensated for his abbreviated education by reading on his own, and although his son is a Rhodes Scholar, he is still the most incisive and articulate member of the family.
It popped into my head back in February, when I was reading a brilliant blog by Newsnight's Paul Mason, titled Twenty reasons why it's kicking off everywhere, which remains among the most incisive analyses of this year's events.
