Sentence examples for incisive tale from inspiring English sources
Short Cuts -- (1993) -- Robert Altman's insightful and incisive tale of unhappy Californians.
Most of these would-be rappers will never be recorded or heard, despite the fact that many are quite talented or deliver incisive, revealing tales of their lives in their rhymes.
It is easy to see why that writer mother sent Nancy's story to her agent: the book is stylish and incisive, and she weaves her tale of fear and food, confusion and calories grippingly and with skill.
It's a twisted Cain and Abel tale and an incisive portrait of modern American life that promises to live up to its ominously domestic cover art.
He also directed some impressive revivals: promenade, high-concept interpretations of A Winter's Tale and Pericles, and an incisive period version of The Crucible with Iain Glen (all 2006).
Like Mr. Greenberg's tale, Ms. Gionfriddo's play, directed with incisive dispatch by Peter DuBois, mines the complexities of its characters for suspense, continually altering our perspective on their behavior.
Aida Edemariam Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Herself the product of a large and difficult Edwardian family, Ivy Compton-Burnett devoted her considerable intelligence and incisive wit to 20 novels in which she rarely used anything except dialogue to narrate black tales of family life.
Both received incisive performances.
A brilliantly incisive analysis.
Incisive pass, great chance.
Its recommendations are incisive.
