Sentence examples for trenchant analysis from inspiring English sources

The firm says it takes a contrarian approach inspired by the trenchant analysis of its namesake.

A trenchant analysis of the issue appeared in The New Yorker last year.

THIS newspaper prides itself on its readers' insatiable craving for accurate reporting and trenchant analysis.

That trenchant analysis comes not from the usual suspects, however, but from the true-blue Tory-run "flagship" Westminster council.

When not dumbfounding Miss Roberts with her trenchant analysis of "Persuasion," Rachel rolls out expletive-ridden wisecracks and her own series of sour, malignant insults.

With his trenchant analysis and confessional audacity, he restores to great films their primal shock as revelation — which is a good definition of criticism itself.

Self-mocking, scatological, and very funny, they combined trenchant political analysis with gleeful outrageousness.

But all the while, it seems, trenchant job analysis, perceptive career guidance and sage financial advice have been available no farther away than the nearest child.

His first book, "A Theory of Moral Sentiments," was published more than 25 years before his celebrated "Wealth of Nations," which was itself peppered with trenchant moral analysis.

Clergy, scholars, and laity have much to gain from this insightful and accessible blend of trenchant academic analysis, theological wisdom, and genuine compassion". A member of the Divinity School faculty since 1983, McClintock Fulkerson is the author of Changing the Subject: Women's Discourses and Feminist Theology and also Places of Redemption: Theology for a Worldly Church.

(Both Mr. Gellman and Mr. Lederman deliver trenchant anecdotes and analysis in the documentary).