Sentence examples for much more incisive from inspiring English sources

Though the orchestral playing was consistently excellent, the Albert Hall's acoustics blurred too much of what was surely much more incisive when it left the stage – by the time it reached the stalls only the outlines survived and too much detail had been lost.

"We were much more incisive in the second half and we were pushing to try to score, rather than trying to look nice.

Arsenal looked much more incisive after the break though and Ramsey's telling pass in behind the hosts' defence created the opener.

Now, using TCR-seq, investigators can examine more comprehensively the repertoires of HSCT patients, yielding much more incisive and reliable insights into post-HSCT repertoire reconstitution.

It is a much tighter, more incisive work than The Cave, at the same time more visually and musically complex yet more straightforward to perform.

Nowadays, our pundits are much more likely to be incisive and insightful on camera than many of our political or religious leaders.

While some of the show relies on older material, much of it demonstrates a more incisive side of Bailey that proves even funnier than his Kraftwerk cover versions.

Thus, although bioassays remain the indispensable mainstay of most large-scale resistance monitoring programs, much attention is being paid to developing more incisive techniques that not only offer greater precision and turnover rates but also diagnose the type of mechanism present and, the genotypes of resistant insects.

Alloa were not going to make the same mistake under the eye of much-lauded manager Paul Hartley and again were the more incisive side from the start at East End Park.

So the president's spokesman spent the week fielding incisive questions such as: "Would this be much more serious if the man had died?" And Mr Bush's agenda languished.Most second-term presidents have trouble getting things done.

"Ace of Spades" is much more convincing when Matthews demonstrates the provisionality of racial categories through his incisive observations.