Sentence examples for less incisive from inspiring English sources

Avoid New World sauvignon blancs, which would probably be less incisive.

The third essay, on intersexuality, is less incisive than the previous two.

City Ballet's version of him — of his ballets — has become less incisive, more lightweight, less disturbing.

Were there no confidential sources, there'd be less incisive reporting and ultimately, less for the grand jury to investigate.

So I see him being subtly changed by these pressures of office, becoming less incisive and cool, getting broader, more conventional, more conservative.

1853-1949) and Sister Gertrude Morgan (1900-80), offer accounts of life on the margins that are no less incisive for being the product of unschooled hands.

Joselu is often less than incisive but, having replaced Gayle, the Spanish striker momentarily turned fox in the box.

Although Mitford's wit is out in force, her satirical edge is less subtle and incisive than it was to become.

The criticism aimed at traditional zoning by Giancarlo De Carlo in the 1960's (De Carlo 1964) are no less dense and incisive than the current observations by Ben Joseph Ben Josephh 2005).

It sometimes means that manuscripts are less elegant or incisive than an experienced researcher and author would like.

Then the plodding, less glamorous, but more incisive analysis will prevail.