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• Joseph Colaneri conducted capably, but the orchestral playing lacked incisiveness.
• The collection won praise for its sharp criticism and philosophical incisiveness.
• She sings with technical ease and dramatic incisiveness.
• It encourages incisiveness and creativity and brings coherence to seemingly fragmented and unrelated ideas.
• Any lack of incisiveness was made up for by rich sound and restless sweep.
• Posters as an art form acquired particular topicality and political incisiveness in this period.
• Ms . Bartoli brings more musical incisiveness and far greater textual vitality to her singing.
• His rumpled look and affable manner stand in contrast to his incisiveness on matters of biology.
• Too often the performance, which sounded under-rehearsed, simply lacked edge and incisiveness.
• He performed with incisiveness and lyricism.
• Joseffy's style was broad and comprehensive, yet his playing had a certain incisiveness.
• And he handles that with humor and a sense of irony and a kind of savage incisiveness.
• Ms . Knardahl, though a less refined pianist, plays with more rhythmic incisiveness and character.
• The baritone Thomas Hampson sang the Owen poems with plaintive beauty, unforced power and textual incisiveness.
• She sang with her customary opulent tone and lyrical distinction, but not much passion or incisiveness.
• He took the opportunity with characteristic incisiveness, forcing Andrew Cole and Dwight Yorke onto the bench.
• March's incisiveness makes Vikram Seth's Golden Gate seem the product of a clumsy novice.
• Ms . Bartoli sang the arias with her trademark luscious dark tone, perky energy and textual incisiveness.