Sentence examples for incisive things from inspiring English sources
The phrase "incisive things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe sharp, clear, and insightful observations or comments about various subjects. Example: "Her incisive things about the current political climate really made me rethink my perspective."
But so many excellent and incisive things have been written about America vs. England by other writers, many of them still alive, that "Across the Pond" seems dated.
This recruiter has some incisive things to say about the "post-national" financial workers, such as today's interviewee, that the recruiter works with: "Solidarity for the new global elite is not geography-based or tied up with a state".
For a studio that so often deals in fantasy protagonists - anthropomorphic toys, insects, fish, cars etc - Pixar movies at their best have said some pretty incisive things about the human experience.
He has done a superb job, producing that rare thing, an incisive big show, in a series of chapterlike sections.
Ben Stiller fiercely endows his character with a tightly involuted intellectual aggression, and one of the best things in this incisive movie is the subtle sociology that arises from the clashing personal styles of Greenberg and Florence Marr, his prosperous brother's personal assistant, and from the the contrasting performance styles of the actors who play them, Stiller and Greta Gerwig.
In "Total Denial," Milena Kaneva's incisive look at Myanmar, one thing is unmistakable: Its central figure, Ka Hsaw Wa, is the stuff heroes are made of (even if the film only narrowly escapes overglorifying him).
He is clear and incisive and knows how to make things like the bacterial flagellum comprehensible to the layman.
In 1963 the psychologically incisive picture book "Where the Wild Things Are," by Maurice Sendak, was controversial in the way it depicted a child's temper tantrum.
Scouts note his impressively incisive passing range, ability to mix things up by delivering a tellingly accurate long pass and happy habit of staying on his feet as he endeavours to make defensive interceptions.
Murray was a world-class Japan expert, an incisive and wildly entertaining explainer of all things Japanese.
The sustained, inquiring scrutiny of visual experience, the incisive glance and vivid insight; these are the things for which he is rightly celebrated".
