Sentence examples for really incisive from inspiring English sources

Shortly before the hour, however, Gloucester produced a really incisive move.

"I thought he had a really incisive grasp of what the twenty-first century is all about and how America has to relate to it," Brzezinski told me.

I think the comedy in them is really incisive and they remind me of news of the past that I had forgotten about.

A really incisive idea about what mattered most -- a theory of historical change, in short -- may allow a historian to write briefly and still achieve a better balanced portrait of the past than either of these books offers.

"[We] scored some good goals; really incisive play.

This was not really an incisive answer to the question but, selfishly, I was rather touched by it.

How many boards accepted valuations and management assurances without really asking incisive questions and fully understanding the answers?

This is romantic comedy — chick-lit, really — but its big heart, incisive observations, nice sentences, vivid characters and zippy pace make it a book you could happily spend the night with.

In the rare instances in which Ms. Allyson scatted, improvisations had an incisive, rhythmic edge; she really meant them.

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

He said: "I really like her policies, She was really good, incisive and articulate".