Sentence examples for so incisive from inspiring English sources
His play was so incisive and penetrating, even when the finish was lacking.
And the performances are so incisive that they erase any hint that the characters might come laden with thematic significance.
She was so incisive when she wrote "Why I Want a Wife" that we've taken her satire as truth.
"Fulham were so incisive and decisive when they had their chances and that was the difference," Holloway said.
He can deliver a spray so incisive a surgeon would be proud yet his protection of his players knows no bounds.
Both writers excelled not only in arpeggios of description but in observations of the human heart so incisive that they constitute revelation.
None of those similarities to my life would matter at all, I quickly realized, if the writing for this show weren't so sharp and incisive.
It is a shame, then, that so much incisive and entertaining material is ground out in a tone that cannot decide whether to be official or jolly, and so settles for an uneasy mixture of the two, like the determined grin of an officer trying to organise a game of deck tennis.
Malcolm is so effortlessly incisive a writer that any of her subjects is liable to feel cut, but she at least seems fascinated by the book's deep contradictions – and she does call it "extraordinary", although maybe not exactly in the laudatory sense of the word.
He's so smart, incisive, and considerate as well as being a fount of ideas.
Patricia ALBERS has written a book about Mitchell that I cannot imagine will ever be improved upon, so graceful and incisive is her account of the artist's hellbent life and lyric art.
