Sentence examples for is especially incisive from inspiring English sources

Her use of sensory detail -- in describing the swing of a walk, the lilt of a laugh, the shimmer of sweat on flesh -- is especially incisive, befitting a play in which the term "skin deep" takes on new resonance.

(Rachel Kalish and Michael Kimmel's concept of the "aggrieved entitlement" of some white men has been especially incisive and illuminating, and deserving of a much wider audience).

In addition to these incisive talking heads, "13th" provides a great deal of newsreel and documentary material (footage of a white Little Rock mob beating up black journalist L. Alex Wilson, later the editor of the Chicago Defender, is especially chilling).     .

Tonight's performance was especially rewarding for the incisive conducting of David Agler, the festival's artistic director.

Katherine Growdon sang Dido and the Sorceress with incisive authority; Yulia Van Doren's snarling emphasis as the Second Witch was especially enjoyable.

But Carr's legacy, as one of the paper's most incisive writers and as a leading ambassador for Times' journalism, prompted editors to be especially deliberate in making a final decision.

The show takes an especially incisive look at the Picturesque movement, epitomized by the architect Humphry Repton.

But the social satire is consistently incisive.

It is neither incisive nor witty.

When dancing classically, Ballet Arizona is strikingly incisive.

The draughtsmanship is quickfire, incisive, or softly fading like smoke.