Sentence examples for no incisive from inspiring English sources

No pace, no incisive passing.

Experiments with parallel sets of overnight upside-down incubated mushrooms or parts of mushrooms of Hypholoma fasciculare, P. candolleana and five different inkcap species showed that Vaseline in plastic lids had no incisive negative effect on spore yields (Table 3; Fig. 1e h).

The book is obviously longer than what you might find on the newsstand, but no more fastidiously written, as tightly focused but no more incisive.

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.

But her insights into nice, ordinary people — the kind of people Robbie's parents used to be, before their son was stolen — are no less incisive.

On the Allied side Beresford was proving no more incisive.

During his days as Scotland's scrum-half, he was one of the most incisive, innovative No 9s around.

Defending Carmichael's right to stay put on BBC radio on Tuesday, his veteran Westminster colleague Malcolm Bruce was asked if lying was widespread in public life; to which he produced the incisive reply: "No.

No problem of tempo, he sung with an incisive sense of rhythm, his vocal placement was very good and he was able to glide effortlessly from a register to another.

Campaign chatter inundates us on social media, but dumb memes are no substitute for incisive information, rigorous analysis, or meaningful debate.

The composer and scholar Kyle Gann recently published "No Such Thing as Silence: John Cage's '4' 33″ ' " (Yale; $24), which doubles as an incisive, stylish primer on Cage's career.