Sentence examples for incisive that from inspiring English sources
It's naïve, though, to suppose that the forces driving the appetite for "critical, incisive" (that is, highly revealing) biographies are all about democracy and demystification.
And the performances are so incisive that they erase any hint that the characters might come laden with thematic significance.
Both writers excelled not only in arpeggios of description but in observations of the human heart so incisive that they constitute revelation.
The clips from Hitchcock and Lynch films are so numerous and Mr. Zizek's comments so incisive that after watching "The Pervert's Guide to Cinema," you may never see these directors' movies the same way again.
Ms. Huang, from what I know of her previous installations, is more clever and incisive than that.
The blogosphere can be incisive without that particular standard getting in the way.
The actors in the Royal Shakespeare Company spoke the language with a clarity and incisive thrust that made every word tell.
Hammond-Stroud's Alberich was also richly drawn, deploying incisive enunciation that could nevertheless be varied to dramatic effect.
It's an engaging and incisive study that finally rescues its often scorned subject from sentiment and mimsy.
It is a talent few possess, and the results are incisive pictures that stand the test of time.
In those minutes, he produced two incisive passes that were beyond the imagination of the younger Manchester players in a hard fought match.
