How to pronounce “incisive” in English

we get academics from different social scientists to come out here.And Huggy always asked the most incisive questions out there.And he would say, can I be mischievous?

Reality is what is happening on the ground throughout the country.He's going to develop an incisive economic message.

I've got a waiting list of beta readers.But there are times when I meet somebody where somebody comes up with a very incisive question or makes an observation that is really sharpor picks up on a plot point that I've dropped hints for but haven't really unveiled or brought out into the open,

But there was a guy named the Buddha you might have heard of who also talked about this stuff.But Tolle, he does diagnose this and write about it really in, I think, an incisive way.But I don't feel like he gives you an actionable, practical advice to deal with it.

on society. He recently left the Times in order to write his first book, which he is here today to discuss.It's titled, "The Know-It-Alls: The Rise of Silicon Valley as a Political Powerhouse and Social Wrecking Ball." The book is an incisive biographyof some of Silicon Valley's most venerated leaders.

So if you dozed off to sleep at that point, hopefully, you will awaken.Again, the shock of not just the dynamic difference, the gestural difference, this incredibly incisive rhythmic gesture.And that plays back and forth throughout this movement.

We believe, though, that there are structures that you can put in place to hold people accountable.I think that, in terms of converting people, sometimes our approach can be like the really thoughtful, incisive question that puts the onus back

He has taught at the Claremont Colleges, Georgetown University, and Westmont College.Greg is here today to talk about his most recent work, "Journey to the Sun, Junipero Serra's Dream and the Founding of California," an authoritative and incisive biographyof the man who founded California's missions.