Sentence examples for small but incisive from inspiring English sources
Certainly they are an integral part of the blue period whose strained and calculated pathos we still find so haunting, but pathos is only incidental in most of these small but incisive drawings.
Faludi's third book provides an unexpected but incisive assessment of the post-September 11th era, through the lens of gender relations.
The filmmaking is spare but incisive and, together with the performances, this film should dominate any awards conversation this fall.
Finally, Bob was a gentle but incisive critic.
The three young sailors of "Fancy Free" — Tyler Angle, Robert Fairchild, Daniel Ulbricht — are endearing and musical in small details, but not incisive in weight, stretch or timing.
Small but perfectly formed.
It offers a genuine sense of the latitude of free expression and places a small, incisive shock in the midst of all those SoHo apparel shops and restaurants.
But his words, which Jo' doesn't quite agree with, also suggest a degree of self-awareness, and self-questioning, on the part of Barry Jenkins, who wrote and directed this small, incisive film.
This small incisive film, adapted from a play by Stephen Belber, casts almost as cold an eye on male power games at a woman's expense as Neil LaBute's "In the Company of Men".
