incisively

American  

[in-sahys-iv-lee] / ɪnˈsaɪs ɪv li /

adverb

1. in an incisive way; penetratingly, sharply.

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Example Sentences

But as the fine Boston Court Pasadena production, incisively directed by Jessica Kubzansky, bears out, Williams is the humane, humorously defiant playwright we need when authoritarianism is on the march.

From Los Angeles Times

These concerns weave through her February release,“Have It All,” her third and most touching Netflix special, in which she incisively reflects on being rich and famous at 30, yet still alone and romantically unfulfilled.

From Los Angeles Times

A white artist incisively grappling with apartheid and race at home made for a certainly timely exhibition, given pressing issues in the United States now.

From Los Angeles Times

The importance of the press in reporting fairly and incisively on the issues at large in the coming presidential election is inescapable.

From Los Angeles Times

She broke incisively on the left, passed across to the right as the Spain defense, backpedaling, tried to regroup and Miyazawa finished clinically with her left foot.

From Washington Times