Sentence examples similar to incisive wound from inspiring English sources

They then leapt out to inflict "multiple incisive wounds" with a cleaver and another bladed weapon that the police, quoting a post-mortem finding, say killed the soldier, before dragging his body into the street.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

As Paul Rusesabagina puts it in this incisive first-hand account: 'Many went slowly from slash wounds, watching their own blood gather in pools in the dirt, perhaps looking at their own severed limbs, often with the screams of their parents or their children or their husbands in their ears.' Rusesabagina was the manager of the Hotel des Mille Collines, better known to filmgoers as Hotel Rwanda.

There was much else to admire in this "Macbeth": Željko Lučić's gritty, wounded Macbeth; René Pape's nobly haunting Banquo; Fabio Luisi's incisive conducting; and, above all, the tremendous Met chorus, worth every penny.

Both received incisive performances.

A brilliantly incisive analysis.

Incisive pass, great chance.

Clinton's response was incisive.

Its recommendations are incisive.

The most incisive ensemble?

Imaginative, incisive, innovative.