incisiveness

incisive | American Dictionary

incisive
adjective
us/ɪnˈsɑɪ·sɪv/
expressing an idea or opinion clearly and in a persuasive manner:
The guide’s incisive comments give us a new perspective on the painting.

Examples of incisive

incisive
The result was the production of satisfactory and high quality works, extremely innovating and incisive in some instances.
If the situation is one that highlights considerations of cultural standing, politeness analysis will give a less incisive analysis of the discourse, and vice versa.
We have all been the beneficiaries of his incisive, profound, original thinking.
The ad hoc committee that investigated the defeat came up with no fewer than 28 reasons, from the banal to the incisive.
Scholars will appreciate its incisive analysis and inspired allegorical remarks.
Each interesting issue contains informative, entertaining articles, incisive book reviews, lively correspondence, amusing short bits, and puzzling word games.
This collection of essays has its faults : it is repetitive, sometimes ponderous, worthy rather than incisive.
Incisive policy formation, foresight and courage appear to have been in short supply.
By contextualizing nineteenth-century developments which are usually viewed in isolation, the book generates fresh and incisive interpretations.
Incisive pursuit of many of these questions will require further formal development of the approach.
We would also like to thank the two anonymous referees for their incisive and helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper.
When he expresses his own opinions, he is often incisive.
Her incisive, passionate playing is a tour de force.
It is incisive, confident and resounds with the veracity of someone who really understands and believes in what she is writing about.
Their incisive comments forced me to rethink some issues raised here.
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