Sentence examples for is more incisive from inspiring English sources

On such matters, Martin provides far more detail, including long transcripts of interviews with refugees and defectors, but, again, Becker is more incisive.

The rhythm, I suspect, would have been more languorous, as if the weather had seeped into people's lazy bones, whereas Guadagnino, an instinctive modernist, is more incisive.

While she is gracious about the appeal of the tough guys ("The hard-boiled detectives are not introspective; it is through action and dialogue that their story is told"), she is more incisive about the work of her favorite classic authors — Dorothy L. Sayers chief among them.

None is more incisive than Monica Majoli, who writes on "the omnipotence of flesh" in both human experience and Altoon's work.

Some of these heads are more incisive than others.

Pressure groups testifying before the committee were more incisive.

"We are playing reasonably okay but we need to be more incisive.

Jayce Ogren conducted fluidly, but his beat might have been more incisive in several tricky transitions.

His play would be more incisive if it tried to do less.

It's more incisive and fresh, with apricot and a cleansing pink-grapefruit zestiness.

But there are more incisive accounts of the two to be found separately.