Sentence examples for trenchant observations from inspiring English sources

"Trenchant observations permeate this book," Sydney Zion wrote here in 1984.

Like the earlier book, "Long Time No See" is strongest in its trenchant observations of middle-class suburban life.

In one of his most trenchant observations, he likens record collectors to bag people, for their tendency to collect indiscriminately.

Mostly, though, we are taken inside Margaret's mind as she tosses off trenchant observations that capture the tensions of motherhood.

Gould's very voice — with its crackling sound, sharply etched diction, and trenchant observations — is musical and, once heard, isindissociable from the excited, tense profundity of his piano performances.

Even if you dont wholly accept the Wasowskis nativist position, "The Landscaping Revolution has a wealth of good ideas and trenchant observations about landscape design.

"Portrait Gallery" starts off with a bang with a biographical sketch of Isadora Duncan that is filled with vivid detail and trenchant observation.

In what I think is an especially trenchant observation, Buhler suggests that these disillusioning events have led to a different epistemological framework.

There's a risk in writing such a sweeping, inclusive narrative about the very recent past; for all its trenchant observation, the subject may be too recent, too familiar, and still too nauseating.

Set to music ranging from Bach to John King, "Heavy Light" was billed as a tragi-comic piece inspired by Horace Walpole's trenchant observation that "life is a comedy for those who think, and a tragedy for those who feel".

Most of Katie Thompson's songs have little to do with character or plot, and the dialogue's sole trenchant observation is that the only sexy male redhead anyone can think of is Eric Stoltz.