| With thoughtful self-discipline over a period we shall find ourselves analysing and assembling and expressing swiftly and incisively. |
| Some of the humorous incidents described in the book are incisively hilarious. |
| Few writers capture the mentality of surgery as incisively as Ms Weston has managed to. |
| Management as a discipline made sense only its 21st century social context, about which he wrote incisively well into his ninth decade. |
| He speaks intelligently and incisively, a skill he has had to master when representing himself in the Australian court system. |
| Tourism has been one of the main factors which has most incisively transformed the beaches of the delta in the last fifty years. |
