If Australia keep up this form, coax more incisiveness out of Nathan Lyon and find a long-term solution to how their pace bowling attack should cope in the periods when Johnson strays, it is hard to see how any side will stop them reclaiming the top spot in the world.
He calmly examines devolution, electoral reform, the House of Lords and the financing of political parties, building a powerful indictment of Britain's current arrangements, and establishing the case for transferring power from professional politicians to voters.In a final chapter on the monarchy, however, Mr Bogdanor's incisiveness deserts him.
The former barrister will bring much greater incisiveness to holding the government and, especially, the prime minister to account.
Mr Franceschini, a young-looking 50-year-old, has an incisiveness altogether lacking in his predecessor.
Among his more noted works are On Tyranny (1948; rev. ed. 1991); Natural Right and History (1950), widely praised for its scholarly incisiveness; Persecution and the Art of Writing (1952); and What Is Political Philosophy? (1959).
He also described his success in restoring order and prosperity in epistles that, like all his writings, were ungrammatical yet testify to the grasp, incisiveness, and depth of a formidable intellect.
"Ozil has always the timing of the pass, the incisiveness of his passing helps you turn quickly from defence to offense.
They are organised, they keep their shape, but they lack the flair, adventure and incisiveness that marks out the very best teams.
Denied the incisiveness of Theo Walcott, handing a second League start for Gnabry, and the ingenuity of Santi Cazorla, Arsenal lacked penetration.
Her cast of characters was portrayed with an incisiveness that was never clouded by sentimentality or illusion.
"Ozil has always the timing of the pass, the incisiveness of his passing helps you turn quickly from defence to offence".
