Sentence examples for more incisive for from inspiring English sources

GOT ANYTHING ELSE SMART TO SAY ABOUT JEWS LITTLE #AntiSemite?' Others were more incisive, for example Kelsey McKinney of Vox who criticised Noah for repeatedly shaming minority groups.

Clark's youthful Terriers, average age 22, for once lacked bite up front, despite starting as the more incisive of the teams.

During my week wearing the Up band (and not logging many meals), the Insights never offered anything more incisive than, for example, "Studies show that exercise release feel-good chemicals in your brain".

This Lego-like stadium is anything but an intimidating arena and Ferguson was entitled to be aggrieved that Sparta, Karel Poborsky et al, were the more incisive team for long spells.

To obtain a more incisive comparison, for each fitted cell, the model (fitted to training data) was used to identify stimuli (from data not used in fitting) for which the predictions of the two models differed the most.

But on a show dedicated to fantasy journalism, Sorkin's stand-in doesn't lobby for more incisive coverage of sexual violence or for a responsible way to tell graphic stories without getting off on the horrible details or for innovative investigations that could pressure a corrupt, ass-covering system to do better.

Any one of them would probably have made for more incisive viewing.

The results also provide a basis for more incisive investigations of RPo formation and transcriptional regulation (Bae et al., 2015).

It even cites Pope Francis's call to create "still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the church".

The injuries represented a "missed opportunity for a more incisive investigation", the report said.

In Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis said, "We need to create still broader opportunities for a more incisive female presence in the Church".