Sentence examples for more incisive if from inspiring English sources

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

Shaw's soloists, Richard Stilwell and Arleen Aug? are more winning, and his performance generally sounds more incisive, if only because of the way it was recorded.

That balance has to be more incisive if you are really going to enjoy what you are doing.

While City have shown enough this season to suggest they are more than capable of triumphing at the Etihad Stadium, they must be more incisive in attack if they are to do so.

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

Germany were more assured in possession, more incisive in and around the penalty area and boasted strength in depth Hodgson can only admire, even if he would not confess to envy.

These and other factors are more incisive in the adolescent's transition to secondary school, a level that predisposes students to experimentation (Piko and Kovács 2010).

On the elegaic Adhan, he cultivates an evocative unsteadiness that makes him sound creatively buffeted by solitude, but he's harder and more incisive (as if peering from the prow of a craft on a foaming sea) on Saraswati, sad but passionate on Le Cimitiere Marin, close to the vocal purity of a chorister on Lament, and in league with the Miles Davis of Sketches of Spain on the softly pealing Bayon.

Oasis would have been a far more incisive film if its solutions included ones that addressed that little conundrum.

If only we'd had more incisive biographies, democracy would not have been so imperiled in the 1940s!

Bojan Krkic had been snuffed out in his central role for Stoke and Hughes's tweaks would have paid off if Diouf's finishing had been more incisive.