Sentence examples for incisive reflections from inspiring English sources
Two of the greatest of Greek philosophers, Plato and Aristotle, offered incisive reflections and understanding of the good society and how society and the cosmos work.
This brief but incisive reflection on the history of voting among African-Americans takes the form of a classic personal essay: light and conversational, circling its subject in a deliberately meandering style that ends up revealing more than a frontal attack might have.
He's wowed us with the strange worlds built in his short stories, he's moved us with his reflections on kindness, and he's educated us with his incisive take on Trump supporters.
In his email to Dr Chris Jones of 22 February, Prof Longley writes "...on reflection the evidence as presented does not seem to be as incisive as we might have hoped".
It was complicated by Kennan's tendency to defend on occasion each side of the issue — leading to incisive and quite unsentimental essays and diary entries analyzing the global balance of power, followed by comparable reflections questioning the morality of practicing traditional power politics in the nuclear age.
Some very incisive short passages of Telmo Pievani's book Introduction to the philosophy of Biology (Pievani 2005) stimulated some reflections on the cultural value of evolutionary theory.
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
Incisive pass, great chance.
Its recommendations are incisive.
Imaginative, incisive, innovative.
