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His report incisively denounces what is going wrong in our institutions.

"I don't see how you can not go with the others tomorrow," he said incisively.

"Then you ought to be ashamed of yourself," he said incisively.

Now that the cold war is over, the incisively comic nature of the characters can move back to center stage.

The other said incisively: "I come off watch at six bells.

Then Captain Future got to his feet and incisively addressed them.

His game reflects an attitude with shots crisp, incisively biting.

Swiftly, incisively, I drew into the minds of the drugged men.

He was thinking as incisively as ever, he assured himself.

Ms. Whelan thrust her way incisively, but never brutally, through space.

The Argentine incisively demonstrated the error of such vacillating strategy.

Fielding, before he turned, had spoken incisively about Novak's opponents.

Perhaps less incisively, their pictures also registered the striking fact that hell can be re-engineered.

Game 7 saw Korchnoi win a war of nerves and then break through incisively.

"Writing is a million times weaker than speech," Mary Kay said incisively.

"He was so incisively included in the fate of the world, and I was enthralled with that."

It would be hard to imagine a more readable general history of the West that covers so much ground so incisively.

"Just like your original plan for Vina and me," Pike said incisively.

He spoke to them incisively in German.

The film incisively illustrates why this is by no means as nonchalant as it sounds.

"Keep it safe from him, for a start," said Iriane incisively.

I say he's lying" she explained briskly and incisively.

He analyzed problems incisively, treated others sensitively and gave voice to his vision with articulate vigor.

Few bands of the last decade have developed such a distinctive, complex sound, and even fewer can replicate it so incisively in their live shows.

The orchestra played incisively, with Kenneth Bowen as the excellent pianist.