What sets Ms. Torrini apart, if ever so slightly, is her incisive way with romance.
In her fleeting, incisive way, she gives us a glimpse of Teena's interior life as a faulty, loving mother and a person of grit and gaiety.
Accompanists are capable of epiphanies, too: Blier's incisive way with rhythm tied together his madly eclectic Spanish program, which he illustrated with charming, edifying patter from the stage.
There's comfort, I find, in the methods employed in the world of Chandler's detective, Philip Marlowe -- careful observation, an incisive way with words, quiet restraint in the face of deceitful and irredeemable acts.
It wasn't just that the book treated race in an unusually incisive way, he wrote; readers treasured it for "the intensity of [its] evocation of coming of age, and of the feel of streets and summers at that moment.
Swanberg (who does his own cinematography) has a keen, discerning eye; he has an incisive way of developing and parsing stories as they gradually crystallize from the moments he captures, sometimes with a recessive contemplation, sometimes with an aggressive assertiveness, sometimes with raucous good humor.
The national broadcaster apparently believes pitting Bolt (anti) against Linda Burney, Labor's deputy leader in the New South Wales parliament, a proponent of constitutional recognition (whatever that may be) in a "provocative one-off documentary", is an incisive way into the complexities of the "Recognise" debate.
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Elements of the murder mystery and noir genres abound, but it's the incisive way writer-director Taylor Sheridan examines justice, otherness, and male fragility that puts this sleeper-hit starring Jeremy Renner squarely in Western territory (both literally and figuratively).
