Sentence examples for such incisive from inspiring English sources

Such incisive execution of the scurrying theme in the violins does not come easily.

"Coldplay rock!" Stirred by such incisive rabble-rousing, the British public sent In My Place to number two and kept Danesh firmly ensconced at number one.

Just the opposite: she presents her characters with such incisive clarity that they rise up like essential case studies of the human condition.

Fulton is to be applauded for bringing into English a unique sensibility, a haunting voice, and images of such incisive clarity that they can permanently alter your perceptions.

Still, given the excessive behavior of the characters she is writing about with such incisive humor and insight, perhaps Ms. Headland can be forgiven for indulging in a little excess herself.

His party campaigned with such incisive slogans as "Merkel is stupid" and "Hands off German willies: No to the EU penis-norm", and proposed building a wall around Switzerland.

She spoke with a passion that many feel, but few can deploy with such controlled, incisive force.

But Rusbridger also said that it was Hoggart's facility with language that helped to make him such an incisive observer of politicians.

Then he published, on his blog, such an incisive critique of Sheremetyevo, Russia's largest airport, that he was engaged as a consultant on reforming it, and even served on the board of the Russian airline Aeroflot for a year.

It was touching to see Mr. Boulez, relaxed and courtly at 76, drawing such vibrant and incisive playing from these earnest and gifted young musicians.

He has written such a superbly incisive biography of the once-forgotten novelist Dawn Powell that she is now well remembered, and edited volumes of Powell's diaries and letters.