Sentence examples for incisive than from inspiring English sources

Some of these heads are more incisive than others.

These graph-theoretical conditions are considerably more incisive than those reported earlier.

Mr. Whitehouse's small, witty visual ideas are always more incisive than his larger thinking.

The third essay, on intersexuality, is less incisive than the previous two.

Portman's performance, meanwhile, is far deeper and more incisive than mere impersonation.

He looked and sounded more incisive than he often does; the hall listened attentively and applauded his jokes.

It is a much tighter, more incisive work than The Cave, at the same time more visually and musically complex yet more straightforward to perform.

But the novel treats such statements, and Harry's remedy ("GIVE WOMEN THE MONEY"), as unprecedented and incisive, rather than the woolly-headed stuff of countless undergraduate bull sessions.

Eschewing falsetto, Oberlin's tone, seamless through a range of over two octaves, had a more incisive quality than Deller's pure sound, though he arguably lacked the expressive mastery of the greatest of the legions of countertenors that followed him on both sides of the Atlantic.

Shailene Woodley, who played George Clooney's daughter in "The Descendants," made a far more incisive impression than Liam James does, precisely because her character, stuck on the fringes of the action, had to shoulder her way to the foreground, just as she had to fight for her father's attention.

But the hosts will be relieved to come through unscathed, although a more incisive team than Reading could well have caused more problems.