But Mead rushes away from her most incisive thoughts — about the way wedding photos, propped up on office and living-room walls, serve as a kind of advertising campaign for the marriage in question, about how weddings became splashier and more expensive just as no-fault divorce made marriage a less secure proposition than ever before.
Were there no confidential sources, there'd be less incisive reporting and ultimately, less for the grand jury to investigate.
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.
So I see him being subtly changed by these pressures of office, becoming less incisive and cool, getting broader, more conventional, more conservative.
Yet his bowling would have been significantly less incisive without substantial totals to defend and that is where Haddin's contributions have been so valuable.
ENO's music director Paul Daniel is at his best in Wagner, strong on shape if less incisive when it comes to points of detail.
Chelsea could hardly have been less incisive and emerged for the second half with more vigour and Zimmermann was forced to clear ahead of the poised Willian almost instantly.
Ashley Bouder, whose allegro speed and wit suit her ideally to the central role in "Rubies," was far less incisive than she might be, and her partner, Gonzalo Garcia, showed a winning sweetness alongside his technical sureness, without commanding the stage.
