And I don't think that some incisive speech by me with incisive legal analysis would change that.
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As an incisive media observer, incisive maker of media for 2538 years in and around journalism, there's a lot of soul searching, but what happens after Trump?
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Anyone hoping for something more incisive will be sorely disappointed.
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Those are the real reasons to see this incisive documentary.
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In truth, Common isn't in his most incisive form here.
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But you could easily choose an incisive white wine, too.
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I loved her incisive questions and her newfound academic confidence.
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Could you elaborate on this incisive tweet about political disinformation?
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The wine was rich and minerally, yet energetic and incisive.
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Michael Grandage, one of London's most incisive directors, oversees this revival.
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His mini-reviews are sometimes incisive and sharp, and sometimes dismissive.
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It's a witty, incisive, and sometimes uncomfortably honest six-track project.
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And both are known for their colorful language and incisive opinions.
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He will likely be a dangerous and incisive forward this season.
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Resilience did it, not silky skills or incisive passing and moving.
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The final response, a meme, was simpler but maybe more incisive.
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There's not a lot of incisive attacking going on right now.
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The playing he drew from the orchestra was incisive and lucid.
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He is a frequent and incisive critic of the university's actions.
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You need an incisive wine that can cut through the creaminess.
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Several professional news organizations have produced incisive reports on the outbreak.
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Kipnis's book is maddening; it's also funny, incisive and often convincing.
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Stubbs brings an incisive intellect to the task of untangling him.
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Was he making an incisive comment on the chaos of contemporary DJing?
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They're very knowing and incisive glimpses into very specific parts of games.
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Sixty-five years after his passing in 1952, Innis' work remains incisive.
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Mr. Scovel isn't particularly provocative or incisive about politics or social issues.
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"I just want it to be leaner and more incisive," she wrote.
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Stuart Broad and Ben Stokes were steaming in with some incisive spells.
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Piquant olives and anchovies need something more incisive, a fino sherry, perhaps.
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Inye is both acutely incisive and consistent—rare qualities in any photographer.
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According to this collection of incisive essays, doing so can be thrilling.
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Emily St. John Mandel praised Tamirat's "sharp, incisive" writing in these pages.
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So here are helpful lessons from some of her most incisive critics.
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It's smart and sharp and funny and incisive, and the sentences are beautiful.
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Heimel is daring, critical, benevolent, and incisive about the cultural hothouse she's in.
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She produced her proofing pencil and marked it up with satisfied, incisive lines.
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We hear you bitching about your colleagues and your incisive views on politics.
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Sneaky Sam insists the character is incisive social commentary on an existing stereotype.
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It's fun, cranky, incisive stuff, and here's hoping for more of it soon.
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This incisive history shows how that fascination has often shaded into exoticist mythmaking.
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Her incisive commentary helps us understand that the nuclear threat has never ceased.
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Yet the performances in Bourg-en-Bresse were impressive, incisive and richly expressive.
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They make songs that radiate warmth, thanks to Lenker's searching and incisive songwriting.
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It also offers some incisive commentary about performative misery in lefty white guys.
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As usual, I am struck by the incisive comments of New York Times readers.
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The second season of Aziz Ansari's incisive show Master Of None returns May 12.
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Judge Gorsuch is viewed as a keen legal thinker and a particularly incisive writer.
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Mahajan's prose is elegant and incisive, his scope sweeping, and his sensibility cynically detached.
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Hosted by CNN's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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The Philharmonic musicians, under the incisive direction of Christopher Rountree, gamely tackled unusual assignments.
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Elizabeth Hardwick wrote in her incisive introduction to Dom Casmurro in 1991 that Machado's
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It did not seem as incisive as the Nikolaihof, nor was there apparent minerality.
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When I worked up the nerve to wear it, reactions were swift and incisive.
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Even so, Bach on a harpsichord sounds clearer, brighter, more incisive—curiously, more modern.
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The Signature revives Lynn Nottage's incisive, underrated, time-skipping comedy of race and fame.
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Each of Ms. Floyer's six subsequent pieces gives this magically incisive ambiguity another twist.
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Faster and more incisive artificial intelligence and machine learning will dramatically extend that reach.
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Faster and more incisive artificial intelligence and machine learning will dramatically extend that reach.
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"Being There" is a weirder movie, and in its own way far more incisive.
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I would opt for a white wine with incisive flavors, like a good Chablis.
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No one wants flipped remakes to take the place of incisive, original stories about marginalized groups, but incisive, original stories are endangered either way, and some of the best big studio entertainments are able to smuggle some intelligence and insight into a multiplex.
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In a moment of incisive strategic thinking, Tyrion used wildfire during the Battle of Blackwater.
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In this incisive, brilliant performance, the symphony seemed a purposeful entity, however shocking and excessive.
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Koul is incisive in her criticism, but doesn't shy away from poking fun at herself.
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This year's Berlin Biennale offers incisive commentary on the disturbing resurgence of nationalism in Germany.
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Donald Glover's trippy, incisive comedy is in large part built to make white people uncomfortable.
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In these uncertain and often absurd times, Mr Kentridge's performance felt strangely moving and incisive.
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Ms. Zeisler is an incisive, tough-minded writer, attacking her subjects with a diamond cutter.
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But with the fresh tomatoes of summer, a crisp, incisive white is a better choice.
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True to form, Ms. Radvanovsky sings with searing power, flinty attack and incisive coloratura passagework.
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The lessons in Mr. Rovelli's book, as elegiac as they are incisive, do them justice.
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His description of the contrasting styles of Federer and Nadal is incisive, lucid and inspired.
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At Doclisboa, a comprehensive look at Vera Chytilová's incisive critiques of gender, family, and love.
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Pope Francis has promised to find a more incisive role for women in the church.
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Huang is attuned to the ironies of their story in his incisive and riveting account.
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No conflicts for Tiler Peck's incisive Sanguinic: She was all full-throttle, outward-bound momentum.
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It was equal parts funny and incisive, and ended up being viewed nearly 210,23 times.
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ET. Hosted by CNN's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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His early movies, like "Roger & Me," represent an impish moral intelligence at its most incisive.
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They work together here in a trio with Dan Weiss, an incisive and audacious drummer.
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How about more incisive questions about what has shaped a judge's thinking, conservative or liberal?
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Mr. Moore's take on the human form was incisive and questioning but not necessarily flattering.
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ET. Hosted by CNNMoney's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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"We remember his incisive intellect, his agile wit and his captivating prose," the chief justice said.
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And both shows are incisive when it comes to navigating the racial politics of modern America.
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Enlightenment Now has prompted a lot of criticism, some of it incisive and some merely vitriolic.
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There might be people who find Deadly Class edgy or incisive or smart of even entertaining.
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It's also, as Jordan Peele so deftly proved, a genre that's primed for incisive social commentary.
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It would be name-dropping if Barlow himself weren't so fascinating and his observations so incisive.
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Quick and incisive as his mind was, Justice Stevens remained a genuinely genial, unpretentious, modest man.
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The petty, humanlike behavior of these objects and animals is as funny as it is incisive.
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The chapters on BuzzFeed and Vice mar what is otherwise an incisive autopsy of print journalism.
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The conductor was Simone Young, an incisive Wagnerian who has never led a performance at Bayreuth.
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Was this the sort of incisive insight people could expect from the rest of the show?
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Petersen was once again clueless, failing the last two questions on Kennedy's short but incisive examination.
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It's an incisive read on how four U.S. presidents navigated the extraordinary crises they lived through.
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At the Met, there have been thrillingly contemporary productions that combine scenic wonder with incisive interpretations.
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"Do your homework on the company and its culture, and ask really incisive questions," Adam said.
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Editors here have doubled down on reporters who produce incisive news and analysis about the administration.
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Do not, Gornick says in this brief, incisive book, let that be the end of it.
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The way the camera lasciviously details the brutality of Gilead is often more numbing than incisive.
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At the same time, Davis writes angular, incisive vocal lines in the mid-century modernist tradition.
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The presentation here is a bit wonky, and Pape's incisive films from the 1970s are shortchanged.
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But, going a little deeper, I think the critique is not particularly incisive in this context.
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In response to Renton's awkward attempts to seduce her, Diane delivers a scathing and incisive monologue.
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Speaker after speaker spoke of Luna's fearlessness as an artist, his love of wordplay and incisive wit.
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Mr Knausgaard offers incisive observations on football in his typically understated tone, which can often be hilarious.
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It's also incisive, languorous and deeply felt, a warm bath of studiously relaxed hip-hop and soul.
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It's gut-bustingly funny, poignant, incisive, real, melancholy, generally wonderful ... and at least 30 minutes too long.
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Sevenhuysen's website, Oracle's Elixir, breaks down weekly pro games with incisive, illuminating, and often home-cooked stats.
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That means the series becomes more incisive, in terms of its analysis of situations in the school.
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There's no meritocracy that benefits incisive songwriting, textured singing, bold attitude — not in Nashville or anywhere else.
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ET. Hosted by Quest and CNNMoney's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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He is an incisive, humane observer, and he argued that critics have the Rio Olympics all wrong.
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Phillips is a psychoanalyst and writer known for his incisive and aphoristic writing on psychotherapy and life.
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To be sure, the novel's insistence on connecting colonial genocide and the current immigration "crisis" is incisive.
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Done with the hilarious precision of "Permission," it can be incisive without getting lost in the weeds.
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She is good at wresting fresh nuance from familiar touchstones, and arranging them into incisive, opinionated narratives.
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Because of her incisive jumps from side to side, you hardly notice the choral accompaniment they're providing.
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The result is an incisive look at how counterterrorism and Katrina colored life in the Bush era.
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There is a clear market need for more timely, incisive, and accessible coverage of the regulatory environment.
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That structure came through clearly in the incisive, rich performance Mr. van Zweden drew from the Philharmonic.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew vibrant and incisive playing from the great Met orchestra in all three acts.
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He does the work, he's incisive, he writes clearly and he has amazing integrity as a journalist.
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Rather than striving for pristine clarity and incisive articulation, he played with grace, ease and wonderful spontaneity.
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LWWWD is an incisive portrait of a self-obsessed industry hellbent on succeeding by whatever means necessary.
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Incisive analysis about the Trump administration is harder to find than a Porterhouse steak in North Korea.
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And people have been coming up with some truly awesome ones — funny, incisive, and right on the nose.
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Combining humor, drag, and philosophy, she is one of the most incisive and compelling video essayists on YouTube.
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Here are some of the incisive thoughts Walker shared about having an impact for good in tense times.
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Instead, they've had an indelible infuence on the mass of incisive guitar rock that came in their wake.
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At turns humorous, mundane, and incisive, the works draw from both the artist's memory and from historical research.
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This is not a film with the sharp, incisive clarity of Laura Poitras's beguiling 2014 Snowden documentary Citizenfour.
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An incisive look at Baltimore narcotics scene, "The Wire" follows the intersection between bureaucracy, education, and the media.
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The media are indeed facing powerful headwinds, but the need for incisive, balanced reporting has never been greater.
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But Ms. Carrasco, her dancing incisive and choppy, was clearly the star and the best moment was hers.
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OK.What I'd like to start with, if I may: I've read your incisive articles, and with great interest.
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As performed, though, much of the album fizzled; surely songs this anguished and incisive deserved crisper musical shapes.
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In mapping recent cultural history, righteous moralizing and performative "wokeness," he is incisive yet gentle in his approach.
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Rosamond King, a performance artist and poet made the incisive but dispiriting observation that no place is safe.
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The cues could not be more precise and effective; the shifting rhythms emerge with incisive attack and terror.
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Another incisive ball finds him near the spot, wide open, but he lifts his shot over the bar.
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" He added, "Maher is a worthy and incisive voice in political humor who made a mistake and apologized.
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Impassioned and incisive, the performance earned a standing ovation and prolonged applause from his colleagues in the orchestra.
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The institute will facilitate and help coordinate incisive research into nutrients, foods and their relationships to better health.
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It was bolder in its storytelling, more incisive with its character arcs, and knitted together with stronger thematic underpinnings.
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Peck's virtuosic play of imagery, sound, syntax, and subject matter offers an encounter with a deep and incisive intelligence.
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Standouts include Norm MacDonald's caustic routine in 1997 and Stephen Colbert's incisive takedown of the Bush administration in 2006.
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Socialism is storming back because it has formed an incisive critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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That was another quick-witted, low-budget horror-thriller which balanced good old-fashioned scares with incisive social commentary.
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Almond's is an incisive and merciful take, though what he sees as echo chambers are more frequently torture chambers.
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Emma Russack is a Melbourne songwriter whose music balances incisive humor with passionate reflections on life and personal growth.
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Kate Plays Christine spends a lot of time exploring Chubbuck's personal life in a protective rather than incisive way.
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Bacevich's call for Americans to rethink their nation's militarized approach to the Middle East is incisive, urgent and essential.
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Letter To the Editor: Kenan Malik's analysis of "The British Left's Jewish Problem" (Opinion, May 4) is exceedingly incisive.
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Cocker may be famous, but in turning his incisive lens on himself, he holds a mirror to his audience.
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The '16 Pernot was penetrating and incisive, with a deep, rich aroma and flavors of herbs and tart citrus.
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He was still writing his incisive, mordant, antigovernment editorials, still fending off attacks from the administration of President Chávez.
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By contrast, James Whiteside, Ms. Abrera's Romeo, is far less of a dreamboat but a far more incisive temperament.
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The online series Hot Ones has guests eat a series of increasingly hot wings while being asked incisive questions.
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Demonstrating the presence of such a person would have required questioning a little more incisive than Lauer's boilerplate questions.
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She's incisive about her former colleagues and what motivated them as well as her own desires, ambition and disillusionment.
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I have only played an hour of Disco Elysium, a game whose sharp, incisive writing hooked me within minutes.
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It's not a comforting vision but an incisive one — and worthy of archiving in your collection of cultural allusions.
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Some regulars were eagerly discussing, in hushed tones, a "loony" and "incisive" comic one of them had seen recently.
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His descriptions of developing new work with Alan Bennett, Sir David Hare, Sir Tom Stoppard and Mike Leigh are incisive.
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The Beoplay H9s have a veiled, softened, gauzy sound that frustrates with its refusal to ever be sharp and incisive.
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In terms of her output, her unapologetic appetite for working across genres, her incisive intelligence, she's a paragon of boldness.
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Also, most poignantly, both narratives offer incisive observations about how marriages can grow insidious, and how instincts can be deluding.
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And, as noted by The New Yorker, the jobs site is leveraging its incisive transparency to subvert corporate power dynamics.
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Straight from Prince's archive, "Make Me Feel" and it's incisive synth beat are a perfect fit for Monáe's stylistic sensibilities.
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Oh and Comer are brilliant, Waller-Bridge and her writers are deft and incisive, and the directing is consistently gorgeous.
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What a fucking stupid story, enlivened only by the wonderful, incisive prose that is the envy of all other sportswriters.
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And Man Seeking Woman pulls it off while mixing in incisive genre parodies and a bonus IRA lesson, to boot.
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In February 1995, Heather Higgins wrote an incisive essay in The Wall Street Journal entitled: "The Principles behind the Policies".
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Over six decades, Halaby has proven time and again that incisive commitment to politics and art are not mutually exclusive.
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My gimmes today were INCISIVE, APPLESEED, KEESHOND and HARPOON, and I had to work hard for the rest of it.
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"It's an incredibly favorable draw," said Tracy Austin, the former No. 1 player who is now an incisive television analyst.
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The propulsive vivacity of young Muscadet turns broad and deep over the years, no longer as incisive but more complex.
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Directed by Meghan Friedrich, this is an incisive work of media criticism constructed solely out of creatively edited archival materials.
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He is incisive in distinguishing religion as a way of finding meaning in life rather than the meaning of life.
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This melding of activism and aesthetic sensibility though is a sharp, incisive instrument that cuts towards the wielder as well.
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Social discussions have degenerated into coarse polemics online because of the lack of space for more nuanced and incisive conversations.
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Passionate, incisive and self-possessed, Ms. Benton never keeps her politics far from her art or her social media accounts.
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As today's Gemini moon makes a harmonious connection with incisive Mars, you're able to go deep with your own issues.
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The 1990s will not go down in history as a particularly incisive political epoch in the history of black America.
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There was certainly much slashing intensity and incisive attack, but also gentleness and hazy colorings in the "Child Juliet" section.
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And while we're not questioning Willard's expert comedic timing or incisive commentary, it's fair to ask: How did this happen?
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Other incisive commentary includes "Bush the Postmodernist," an inspired review of George W. Bush's "Decision Points" by way of Foucault.
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Her discussion of her philosophy and her methods — the why and the how of her movies — is incisive and instructive.
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RADICALS Not known for mounting the barricades, museums did so anyway with a handful of large but incisive group shows.
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Her more than 20 books feature wide-ranging yet incisive reflections on time, memory, art, mythology and the American West.
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Giovinco received a ball in Seattle's half, then spun and delivered an incisive through pass that split the Seattle defense.
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Journalist and news junkie Dave Pell curates the most incisive stories on the web that might otherwise fly under your radar.
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Some of its ideas are much more elegant and incisive than any I outlined in Two Hours; others are gratifyingly similar.
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In 1769, the incisive philosopher J.G. Herder set out from the Baltic port of Riga to Paris, hoping to become gallicized.
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He lifted incisive passes onto the welcoming feet of his teammates and scored what was perhaps the goal of the tournament.
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Fallout: New Vegas should have, by all accounts, been the forebear of a whole generation of smart, incisive first-person RPGs.
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But she also embodied an incisive critique, pointing to the ways that social conventions and state apparatuses encode and prescribe identities.
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The profiles have been thorough and incisive, and none of them have kept him from going on as what he is.
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Essentially, you want something bone dry, cold and zesty, incisive enough to go with the forceful flavors but, above all, refreshing.
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October issue, which features an incisive cover story by Bryan Mealer that explores a liberal's search for God and faith in
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AOC has been quick to make a name for herself for her incisive tweets and fiery Twitter takedowns of GOP members.
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Stylistically, it was a clash between the more incisive and prepared Clinton and Trump, who leaned heavily on instinct and combativeness.
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On Tuesday, her role — the most remote character in all "Jewels" — was beautifully played by Ashley Laracey, softly and calmly incisive.
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From Vanity Fair: Richard Lawson uses the Logan Paul video incident as occasion for incisive commentary on the entire YouTube ecosystem.
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The first variation, which sounds jaunty in most performances, bursts forth in Gould's first take with stunning speed and incisive articulation.
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He had piercing blue eyes, the power and musculature of a skilled athlete and an incisive, outgoing — but also elusive — personality.
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What Stevens brings to the now-familiar form is an incisive wit that, more often than not, she deploys against herself.
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When it comes to organization, you may rush through things, but that's because you pride yourself on being swift and incisive.
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Tolentino's writing is incisive and lyrical and captures millennial culture like no other — sometimes even making for uncomfortable, self-aware reading.
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But he's also available in the wee hours and late into the evening to help Trump dispatch his more incisive messages.
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KAARI UPSON At 22016, this intrepid Californian is looking more and more like the most psychologically incisive artist of her generation.
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Its rise and fall make for an incisive portrait of the harassment and vitriol that mark the age of President Trump.
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What begins as an incisive critique of how economists and policymakers abandoned community ends as a dismaying illustration of the problem.
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In Hannah Tennant-Moore's dark, incisive first novel, the narrator, Elsie Shore, is a recent high school graduate with a small inheritance.
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In the Senate, she has eviscerated Trump stooges such as Attorney General William Barr and Justice Brett Kavanaugh with her incisive questioning.
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Visually rich and politically incisive, the newspaper's articles and illustrations suggest a patchwork of perspectives and identities that comprised 1970s Asian America.
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Better shake out a few shekels from your coin purse to make sure your fellow viewers note and appreciate your incisive wit.
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" Why it matters: "Socialism is storming back because it has formed an incisive critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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Not content to limit her incisive examinations of society to fiction and allegory, Le Guin spoke and wrote frequently about contemporary politics.
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The Ether 2s have an uncommonly wide and natural soundstage, which combines with a beautifully incisive and organic sound with few rivals.
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She asked an incisive question of Trump's lawyers during the trial, indicating she's taking a skeptical view of the White House's defense.
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Noah offered his typically incisive political commentary on the air, but shared a more personal take in a segment taped between scenes.
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Yet, far more incisive is the Federal Reserve's "Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2628" published this week.
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The dystopian road emerges plainly, and poignantly, in Cult and Deconstruction of the Revolutionary Nation, the exhibition's largest and most incisive constellation.
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"Two thoughtful guys in a format that allows them to say incisive things that other people hadn't considered or weren't exposed to."
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Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Andrew Gower) speaks of the incisive nature needed to lead but in actuality is foolish and quite simpering.
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His incisive wit and brilliance enabled him to convey, in one entertaining spoof, what reams of reporters missed through more dutiful stories.
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This incisive history of white evangelical movements in America argues that their influence has been more pervasive and diverse than generally realized.
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Juventus were content to rely on the likes of Zinedine Zidane and the incisive Inzaghi to launch counterattacks, to keep United honest.
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Broadcaster and filmmaker Philomena Cunk first came to prominence on Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe, where she provided incisive insight into current affairs.
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A wildly ambitious project, its narrative-driven songs showcase a narrowed aesthetic focus and even more incisive rhymes than his previous releases.
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Years later, the group is still active, but even more amorphous, decentralized and unpredictable than before, and perhaps less incisive and effective.
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The soloist was the lyrical, incisive Alisa Weilerstein, who released a flawless recording of the concerto with the Czechs several years ago.
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Ms. Postell, 26, channeled her emotions into an incisive lyrical illustration of the violence and discrimination that melanin-rich people have suffered.
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So would a vermentino from Corsica, where it's usually labeled vermentinu, and often seems more stony and incisive than vermentinos from elsewhere.
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What to Expect The Netherlands can be devastatingly incisive in attack — witness its recent thrashing of Chile — but can struggle on defense.
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Delbanco's incisive analyses of their observations — and, just as important, of their failure to observe — form one of his book's running themes.
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QUATUOR AROD Ebullient and incisive, this group arrives at Carnegie's intimate Weill Recital Hall with a program of Haydn, Brahms and Bartok.
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In this spirit, Krauss, an incisive and creative interpreter of Kafka, allows Nicole and Epstein to regain their own freedom to fail.
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Over the past decade, Ta-Nehisi Coates has emerged as an important public intellectual and perhaps America's most incisive thinker about race.
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Recipe: Chickpea and Herb Fatteh With these pungent, tangy flavors you will want an incisive white that refreshes but does not intrude.
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But Errázuriz is a major photographer whose distinct and incisive vision makes places like Santiago and Valparaiso feel not so far away.
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Host Sean Evans has mastered an incisive questioning style that's made it one of the best platforms for consistently engaging celebrity interaction.
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"'Bombshell' fails to be either smart satire or incisive political drama, which makes it just offensively banal," wrote Joel Mayward for Cinemayward.
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Eventually, Hughes would direct those powers toward incisive news commentary and explainers on topics like intersectional feminism, informative yet somehow always friendly.
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It was also one of the most incisive commentaries on our real-world future to emerge from the biggest conference in tech.
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If you want wine, however, look for an incisive white with plenty of acidity to cut through the richness of the dish.
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While they worked against her in the campaign, they will help her offer incisive commentary and courtroom strategy during the impeachment trial.
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But it's also so human, and her perspective on love and her own insecurities and family are so incisive and so relatable.
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However, her very public platform was not available to her because of her incisive political thinking —- or for her thinking at all.
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One of the incisive things Watchmen's finale did that echoed Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's graphic novel was killing off Lady Trieu.
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It's not only cute, it's also a really incisive take on Coldplay (though perhaps an unintentional one), and it won me over.
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His brilliantly funny set pieces are more subtle and successful; similarly, he is more incisive when tracing gradual decline rather than convulsive change.
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" Afghan artist Amanullah Mojadidi cut right to the chase with what Toschain describes as the angry, prompting, and incisive message, "Go bomb yourself.
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"Arkangel" might have been a lot more incisive if it had acknowledged that the "live through your kids" phenomenon doesn't end with puberty.
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Several people have unfavorably compared the game to last year's Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, an equally outlandish but more narratively incisive shooter.
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Men don't have to worry about being disliked for incisive business decisions; they are lauded for their hand-on-the-tiller leadership style.
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Filmed at the Sidney Harmon Hall in her hometown, Washington, DC. Cummings' signature incisive commentary on gender dynamics is more relevant than ever.
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In 1973 Loriot, West Germany's most incisive humourist, chose it for the title of an anthology of cartoons skewering his country's bourgeois pretensions.
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Axelrod, who managed both of President Obama's successful presidential campaigns, was one of the Clinton campaign's most incisive critics during the 2016 election.
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The incisive, lively soprano Emily Pogorelc stood out among the other women in the musician's life (Elena Perroni, Chrystal E. Williams, Tamara Mumford).
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A test that asks you what kind of book you like to read does not present itself as an incisive instrument of assessment.
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In Jackson Hole, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell (appointed by the president himself) provided a low-key but incisive explanation of the Fed's thinking.
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It was one of the era's best journals, filled with well-written analysis and incisive commentary on the entire range of midcentury policy.
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They asked smart, incisive questions and in Klobuchar's case, and stood firm in the face of aggressive personal questioning from the nominee. Sen.
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The project has been garnering attention lately with their complex electronic orchestrations, suspending incisive politically- and culturally-charged lyrics in rich, consuming soundscapes.
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This balance of incisive probing and intense empathy made it a ravishing experience to work with her and to simply be with her.
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So far, it appears that most of his best points and incisive lyrics come from his "old Kanye" days, as he would say.
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That reversal of expectations was prompted mostly because Denmark sat back and defended much more than Croatia, which was the more incisive attacker.
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As a special treat, we'll be joined here by Devin Heroux of CBC Sports, a curling aficionado who will offer his incisive analysis.
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Robert Kagan, in his incisive, elegantly written, new book about America's unique role in the world, "The Jungle Grows Back," makes that clear.
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What all that context gave Bill was an incisive ability to understand what the real issues were and how they should be addressed.
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Clay Zeller-Townson, who led the ensemble, drew a vibrant performance from the musicians, achingly delicate one moment, punchy and incisive the next.
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Kamala Harris was a sharp and incisive prosecutor, rhetorically eviscerating Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard over her criticism of Barack Obama and other Democrats.
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The specials are full of the incisive social commentary Mr. Chappelle is known for, touching on such sensitive issues as Bill Cosby's legacy.
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That collaboration may have resulted in an event that was less incisive, less rigorous than it could have been without the Whitney's involvement.
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Alissa: I think you're both totally right about how smart and incisive Get Out is about this very specific cultural moment we're living in.
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Writers Teju Cole, Ben Davis, Amitava Kumar, and Susie Linfield will join us in reading excerpts from Berger's incisive criticism and equally perceptive fiction.
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But Wortham and Morris's smart and incisive commentary always manages to surprise, whether they're discussing Get Out or Katy Perry, Beyoncé or James Baldwin.
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As a whole, the collection weaves incisive criticism, dark humor, and magical realism in unexpected and arresting explorations of belief, love, justice, and violence.
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Results so far reveal only a modest shift in British politics, with neither Labour nor the Conservatives making incisive forays onto each other's turf.
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And the ethical dimensions are under-examined at a time when we need that kind of incisive cultural commentary about tech more than ever.
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The resulting video, like all of her work, was funny and incisive—a compact history of YouTube's evolution, told in barely half an hour.
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It's an incisive portrayal of how harassment and abuse by powerful men, even when not strictly illegal, continues to propagate itself throughout massive corporations.
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About a dozen interior scenes record what you might call the rich austerity of his method: the incisive perspectival lines releasing lush, rising tones.
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At every stop, teammates and coaches spoke of his talent — he was named an All-Star nine times — and incisive knowledge of the game.
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The book is playful and sometimes incisive, but I closed it wishing Binelli had used the tools available to both fictional and nonfictional narratives.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 97% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "Noah Baumbach's incisive and compassionate look at a marriage breaking up and a family staying together."
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ANDREW SCOTT COOPER BROOKLYN ⬥ To the Editor: I appreciated Azadeh Moaveni's incisive review of Andrew Scott Cooper's attempted whitewash of the shah of Iran.
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Only incisive, decisive reform can prevent the gradual swelling of ineffective programs and the continuing concentration of power in the hands of beltway bureaucrats.
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Next: One of the most incisive and effective Trump critics — and there are some great ones all around the world — is undoubtedly Samantha Bee.
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Multiple reviewers have hailed Collins's incisive and original stories about black intellectuals, interracial relationships, and colorism as a revelation, and I can only agree.
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"Your resume reflects what you would be like on the job," Lasater explains, noting that employers want candidates who are succinct, focused and incisive.
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Mocking faddy internet culture and rampant consumerism is a bit less interesting, funny, and incisive when you've decided to take the money and run.
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In October he gave an incisive account of Rachmaninoff's Fourth that made a case for this episodic piece as its composer's most experimental score.
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Ms. De Vita, in the smaller male role of Tancredi, proved yet more remarkable, with incisive diction: Her vocalism burns like a dark flame.
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A new documentary wrestles with how "The Simpsons" — a show praised for its incisive humor — could resort to such a demeaning South Asian stereotype.
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But during the virtuosic variations, especially the breathless coda, Ms. Weilerstein's playing had incisive attack, manic energy, and, when called for, rough, bristling tone.
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Our critics raved about "Creed II" ("the only heroic Hollywood multisequel narrative worth caring about") and "Ralph Breaks the Internet" ("a terrifying, incisive satire").
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There are repetitions and a general bagginess to the essays, taken together, but Scranton at his best is an incisive dispenser of tough love.
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But as an incisive and insightful tale of ambition and envy, inspiration and mediocrity, the show should resonate with a wide swath of theatergoers.
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The Angers performers are weighted, smoldering, gleeful — light years from the light, fleet, incisive dancing the Lyon dancers showed last month in "Summerspace" (1958).
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To the Editor: Charles M. Blow's incisive critique of Joe Biden helped me to crystallize what exactly bothers me so much about Mr. Biden.
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Of these, none is more promising than Nines, whose recent album "One Foot Out" is one of this year's most incisive in any genre.
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Rachel Kushner's third novel is brave and incisive, as well as denser and deeper than her first two, The Flamethrowers and Telex From Cuba.
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Alex: One of the biggest problems with the Academy Awards is that in Hollywood the line between being incisive and being smug is incredibly fine.
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While these composers were certainly not the only ones to use the trill in incisive ways, their use of the classic embellishment distinguished their work.
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On Ray of Light, she swapped the combative sexuality of Erotica and Stories for incisive introspection on her life as a 253-year-old mother.
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I reached out to Gunitsky after he posted a short but incisive thread on Twitter about the financial roots of the Trump-Russia collusion case.
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Peele's is a sharp, incisive film about liberal racism and supposed allies who are actually engaged in a very literal and gruesome appropriation of blackness.
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During this election season, every liberal pundit had a precocious toddler who offered incisive commentary on Donald Trump and the current state of American politics.
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In 1878, Isabella Bird wrote Unbeaten Tracks in Japan, a hilarious, incisive, cutting travelogue that was constructed largely from letters she sent home from Japan.
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Incisive put-down humor, he suggested, isn't just useful for amassing a podcast following; it could also be helpful to an ascendant left-wing politics.
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The longer South Side runs, the more incisive and humorous its portrayal of the structures built to hold these two young men in place becomes.
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Native art comes right at the start of the American collection reinstallation, the largest of the three and by far the most provocative and incisive.
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Young has long been a critic, on occasion an incisive one, of what she sees as the authoritarian tendencies of feminist opposition to rape culture.
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He ran six miles over the course of the game; he tormented Madrid's right back Danilo, and his wonderfully incisive passes led to both goals.
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She has offered a series of serious ideas about government and Wall Street reform, and is one of the most incisive members of the Senate.
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Its four sections, each about 90 pages, pack in a lot, but these are subjects that sprawl far past Mr. Smee's incisive framing of them.
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You might wonder what I can add, given that I'm Irish and my American colleagues are already producing a stream of illuminating and incisive stories.
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Where The Simpsons was once an incisive portrait of modern-day pop culture, it is now little more than a parody of its former self.
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New York, NY—(December 20193, 2018)—The New Republic today published its January/February 2019 issue, which features an incisive cover story by Elliot Woods.
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The Andante introduction to the first movement, in which the ominous theme of fate is pronounced in brassy flourishes, was incisive and ferocious — rigidly so.
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Feud didn't always balance its interest in old Hollywood gossip with its more incisive points about how sexism and misogyny are baked into show business.
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But Cole is at his most precise and incisive in the book's second section, "Seeing Things," when he turns his attention to the visual arts.
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In 1965, Mr. Simmons, an incisive, erudite reviewer and essayist, won a William Faulkner Foundation Award for "Powdered Eggs," recognized as a notable first novel.
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The story was included in Border Wars, Davis and Shear's incisive book about the Trump administration's immigration policy, which only came out in the fall.
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Not a predictable one, however, which is all to the benefit of this incisive, funny cinematic parable, shot and edited in a disarming, documentarylike style.
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It's also surprisingly incisive about the dynamics between women, in terms of friendships as well as professional relationships, and utterly unafraid of the female gaze.
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In reality, the paper added 41,000 subscribers in the week after the election and remains a go-to source for incisive, accurate reporting on the transition.
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One of the most incisive readings of Marvel's current Cap-Magneto-Hydra-Nazi storyline is from Kieran Shiach, an assistant editor at the site Comics Alliance.
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Seth Meyers's incisive dissections of the news on Late Night — its status as comedy show be damned — have served as searing indictments of injustice for months.
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Thematically, the album overlaps with Lamar's DAMN, but Staples's pitch-black sensibility, candor, and incisive lyrics converge to craft a wholly unique and equally important take.
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Horoscopes aren't a form known for their literary quality, but each of Mr. Goldschneider's personality profiles is incisive, direct and specific, yet with the necessary mystery.
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The massive response on Facebook attracted the attention of tested activist organizers who were able to craft the march's mission statement to be inclusive and incisive.
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Set in mid-'90s New York, New People is a witty and incisive send-up of race relations that feels just as relevant now in 2017.
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It's not that she shows any signs of slowing down -- indeed she is as incisive as ever from the bench and boasts about her workout routine.
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From his 1971 countercultural transformation until his death in 2008, fans and colleagues saw George Carlin as a consistent and incisive bullshit detector for American society.
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The Bowers & Wilkins PX is an intriguing rival to the Sony 21000X M23, because, in my estimation, it still has a more incisive and exciting sound.
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Alex Nicoll talked to real estate experts to compile a list of 15 podcasts they listen to for practical advice and incisive commentary on the industry.
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In general, you have to decide whether to be a noncommittal and quiet listener, a sympathetic and friendly conversationalist, or a pointed and incisive sparring partner.
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The countertenor Iestyn Davies made for a chillingly incisive Terry; Denyce Graves lent a bracing tinge of Tennessee Williams melodrama to the role of Marnie's mother.
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Stephen Malkmus talks the way his music sounds—arch and affable, with an elliptical, stream-of-consciousness candor cut with bits of wisdom and incisive observations.
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They starkly silhouette the role of the artist's model as collaborator, as incisive measures of modernity, mirroring the racial attitudes of both artists and their times.
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It does at least feature live music, a worthy use of extra money, with the incisive pianist David Friend playing a commissioned score by Jerome Begin.
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The works, which combined painted and minimally carved wooden figures with found objects like shoes and doors, were funny but incisive, simple-looking but expertly made.
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Dry humor, incisive wit and a sense of inclusiveness—it's what made The Cool Kids compelling from the jump and what remains enticing about them today.
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The VR game stays true to the personality of the TV show, while simultaneously adding some of the most incisive commentary on gaming through its premises.
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The other, which opened this month and has an unprintable name, is also centered on a social outcast named Hester (played by an incisive Christine Lahti).
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Their imagery ranges from tourist kitsch about the Grand Canyon, to incisive commentary on WWII internment camps, the anti-immigrant sheriff Joe Arpaio, and related issues.
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To be honest, I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be.
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In the social media era, as celebrities tighten their grip on their ever-more-ubiquitous public images, the incisive magazine profile is becoming a lost art.
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" So George Eastman displayed amazing intuition when, in 1888, he devised the name Kodak, on the ground that "k" was "a strong, incisive sort of letter.
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Mr. Schaefer is also an incisive journalist; in 2008, he reported from North Korea while accompanying the New York Philharmonic on its historic performance in Pyongyang.
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The stated objective of providing governments with more solid majorities in parliament, and presumably the ability to act in more determined and incisive fashion, makes sense.
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But if this musical seldom succeeds in creating incisive individual character portraits, it's pretty good at summoning the endless, poignant possibilities that lurk within a crowd.
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I began to pick up just what the word meant from my antagonizing English teacher and my incisive friends' furrowed brows when I described my hometown.
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Whit Stillman, whose incisive comedies of bourgeois mores make him the modern cinema's Jane Austen, adapts one of her early novels in "Love & Friendship" (May 13).
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"On The Toast, because of the way the comments were moderated, people could unfold their reasoning in ways that were both sensitive and incisive," Schroeder says.
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If Schoolwerth's recent paintings made for incisive political commentary, elsewhere at Frieze it was refreshing to see older, pre-Brexit works cast in a new light.
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Pro-Trump trolls are rejoicing online over the fall of Teen Vogue, which emerged during the 21 election as a platform for sharp, incisive writing about politics.
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But those in search of more incisive techno-horror that cuts to the core of everything frightening about phone ownership and usage will have to continue waiting.
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It's a nuanced and incisive rumination on race, celebrity culture and millennial malaise that doesn't spoonfeed you solutions so much as encourage you to simply pay attention.
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Return of the Obra Dinn is the product of a polymath named Lucas Pope, the creator of the ruthlessly incisive and award-winning immigration simulator Papers, Please.
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Mexico took control of the game and Oribe Peralta grabbed the winner from close range after 72 minutes when he swept home another incisive cross from Aquino.
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Those three form the rock-solid core of the Polish defence, and are complemented by the incisive talent of Lukasz Piszczek and Artur Jędrzejczyk on either flank.
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Yiannopoulos has not risen to fame by making incisive critiques of the political establishment, but by being outrageous and offensive, particularly to women and people of color.
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The rhythm, I suspect, would have been more languorous, as if the weather had seeped into people's lazy bones, whereas Guadagnino, an instinctive modernist, is more incisive.
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This incisive biography of F. Scott Fitzgerald attempts to distance the writer from the "literary world of flappers, romancers, and boozers" with which he is often conflated.
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The movie is an incisive look at class divisions, and its unpredictable plots makes it a movie you'll want to watch without knowing anything about the story.
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They are especially risking their influence in the European political arena and are in need to make incisive decisions on their structural company set up in Europe.
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It leans into the entropy of racial issues — the comedy may be clean, incisive one-liners, but the topics are as messy as the modern political landscape.
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There's a lot of darkness on Netflix, but One Day At A Time breaks up all the brooding with lots of uplifting, incisive, and heartfelt family humor.
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Drawing on her expertise, Ms. Gordon's account of her husband's early career includes some of the most incisive, unflinching criticisms of the midcentury music business on record.
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This incisive history of the venture-capital industry frames it as a distinctly American innovation, and identifies its earliest precursor as nineteenth-century whaling in New England.
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She was incisive on Wharton and Henry James in New York, and also on the see-saw lives of the novelists and critics of her own generation.
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In this incisive new book, Corey Robin argues that Thomas has not abandoned his old views on race but has retrofitted them to propel a conservative agenda.
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Variety said it was "likely to be another event, a part of the conversation, a movie that glories, once again, in the incisive power of its inconvenience".
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Few Stravinsky scores are more incisive or thrilling: This is scored for four solo singers, a choir (Musica Sacra in the current performances), four pianos and percussion.
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Ever since her incisive committee questioning in 2017 turned Jeff Sessions into a live-TV advertisement for beta blockers, Democrats have had high hopes for Kamala Harris.
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I reached out to Gunitsky on Monday after he posted a short but incisive thread on Twitter about the financial roots of the Trump-Russia collusion case.
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Anderson wrote an incisive, entertaining, informative article about the elusive, obsessed superstar Westbrook, the Oklahoma City Thunder great who breaks records with his consistent, ferocious triple-doubles.
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BERN (Reuters) - A superb reader of the game with outstanding anticipation and incisive passing, or a liability whose reckless tackling and poor defensive positioning cost his team goals?
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Like a lot of kids from fractured families, he had the knack of creating mimicry, reading people's hidden psychology and transforming what he saw into bubbly, incisive art.
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Director Doug Liman's electro-fueled romp through the late-90s LA rave scene is an incisive, kaleidoscopic snapshot of youth culture on the brink of a new century.
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"To be honest, I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be," he wrote.
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The result, Silicon Valley, is the most incisive and eerily authentic reflection of Bay Area professional culture since David Fincher's The Social Network depicted the rise of Facebook.
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Her incisive questions, and the free-flowing dialogue that results, yield vital observations regarding one prime idea: the cinema, run by men, produces movies that embody male fantasies.
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Special Report: Monaco Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton, the reigning Formula One world champion, is without question one of the most charismatic and incisive drivers in the series today.
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Ridker's focus on the Zeitgeist curbs his characters' individuality, but the novel is still an incisive inquiry into the point at which self-interest ends and compassion begins.
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These include, along with the incisive pianist Assaff Weisman and a handful of excellent string players, the clarinetist Tibi Cziger and Sivan Magen, a harpist of astonishing range.
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Like a lot of kids from fractured families, he had the knack of creative mimicry, reading people's hidden psychology and transforming what he saw into bubbly, incisive art.
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Audre Lorde's scathing letter to Mary Daly about the destructiveness of the white female gaze is an essential reminder that thoughtful and incisive critiques are crucial to progress.
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"I was anticipating — hoping for — a bolder, more incisive image of the strong-voiced person I imagine this former first lady to be," Cotter said in his review.
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The relevance of this riveting and absorbing book is clear enough, even if Wineapple's approach is too literary and incisive to offer anything so obvious as a lesson.
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As Mark Bray details in his incisive "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook," there have been occasional attempts to co-opt the bloc look by right-wing fascist groups.
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In "On the Threshold of Winter," Ms. Hong learned to trust its requirements for a very clean, focused sound with minimal vibrato, creating lines simultaneously incisive and vulnerable.
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Jaap van Zweden, the music director designate, made a statement by conducting Mahler's formidable Fifth Symphony, in an incisive and powerful, if overly emphatic and sometimes blaring, performance.
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Journalists who build followings online, in part by being incisive, combative, funny and omnipresent on Twitter, are often hired because of that exposure — because they're a known quantity.
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The New York choreographer Sarah Michelson said in an interview that Ms. Kurosawa's "unstoppable, generous, curious, critical and incisive mind" had long been an influence on her work.
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Friedrich Engels, the father of Communism and wealthy friend of Karl Marx, appears to some disadvantage in this incisive novel narrated by Lizzie Burns, his common-law wife.
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" Reviewing the book in The Boston Globe in 1982, Robert Taylor described Mr. Delaney's book as "a work of incisive criticism, written with style and grace and intelligence.
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I sat up every time he seemed to push the libretto aside briefly to let some gnarly, skittish music take charge, especially in the incisive performance he conducted.
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When she's dancing, she's slicingly incisive, brilliantly percussive, firmly — and very excitingly — controlled, palpably rejoicing in the brisk multidirectionality of gesture that's a central part of Bharatanatyam's armory.
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The rapper J. Cole, a North Carolina native, has risen to hip-hop's highest ranks on the strength of his winning Everyman persona and his frequently incisive lyrics.
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But he sent a short, incisive message, read by the presenter Jennifer Aniston, on the urgency of climate change, a sentiment echoed by his fellow Australian, Cate Blanchett.
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There are plenty of such painfully incisive exchanges in "The Eastern Shore," along with the genuine pleasure of Just's sure hand as he guides us through Ned's career.
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To read it is to engage with it actively, thanks to the incisive questions he asked about his life and the enormous immediacy he brought to every page.
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A staggered pair of defenders were trailing him, when he made an incisive, beautiful pass to open space, and Jonas Hector picked up the ball for a cross.
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"Fugue State" is an incisive group song about the way the soul can feed on technology but in doing so feeds an inner monstrosity inside all of us.
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Though they have nowhere near as much individual quality, Leicester have perfected a winning formula based on neat passing, incisive counter attacks and lethal precision in front of goal.
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Despite its name and Bernthal's intense performance, The Punisher is about more than just its ruthless antihero, and proves much more incisive than it may initially seem to be.
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Most annoyingly, as the later episodes of the season eventually revealed, there was an incisive and witty show hidden all along beneath the sludge of its opening few chapters.
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Justice Ginsburg's tiny frame and tinier voice actually seem a bit more robust this year than in recent terms, and her characteristically incisive command of the issues is undulled.
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Jami (there's a Jami?) tattles on Amber for calling out certain elements of Olivia's "appearances," but Olivia and her incisive, hard-hitting-newscaster face are ready for a crisis.
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The problem is, systematic change in a democracy means in turn a need for democratic legitimacy, which ideologies, however incisive or coherent, are not on their own good at.
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Ms. Kaczmarek, known for her role on the TV series "Malcolm in the Middle," gives an incisive performance, all the more moving because it is scrubbed free of sentimentality.
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From her insightful take on J.D. Vance to her stand-out review of The Handmaid's Tale, she has developed a loyal following for her keen analysis and incisive writing.
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Peter Hurford, a British organist, composer and choir director known for his incisive, buoyant recordings of Bach, died on March 21997 in St. Albans, England, just north of London.
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What we do know, however, is that the complicated set of algorithms that serve targeted ads on social media are the most brutal, most incisive owns of our time.
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The actress Jordana Spiro directed "Night Comes On" and wrote the script with Angelica Nwandu, a spoken-word poet and creator of the incisive gossip website The Shade Room.
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To the Editor: Clyde Haberman's incisive and logical call to bring back the draft so more Americans would have "skin in the game" is no more than wishful thinking.
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Mr. Tetzlaff, who always plays with pure and incisive tone, also showed a volatile temperament that surprised even a longtime admirer, and Mr. Salonen only encouraged his intrepid explorations.
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Users want ready confirmation of their own conclusions and reassurance that their judgments and opinions are sound; what they need is factual information, incisive reporting and well-reasoned analyses.
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The rulers of the social media and search worlds have run their high-powered analytics to give us incisive new insight into President Trump's first 100 days in office.
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For the past two decades, the Turkish academic Ayse Gul Altinay has been providing, through her writing and research, incisive analysis of the impact of violence on her country.
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For the past two decades, the Turkish academic Ayse Gul Altinay has been providing, through her writing and research, incisive analysis of the impact of violence on her country.
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He remembers that firms eagerly invited her for job interviews after reading the incisive legal papers she wrote, but no one would hire her after seeing her in person.
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On Monday, there is at least the prospect of the incisive Pierre-Laurent Aimard at the keyboard for Ravel's Piano Concerto, alongside Ravel's "La Valse" and Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony.
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In just the first 90 seconds of this "Tosca," the incisive attack and hurtling energy of de Sabata's conducting hook you, starting with the malignant grandeur of Scarpia's theme.
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The 120 artists included in this show made moving, incisive, funny, and daring work; often, they protested the various South American dictatorships and sexist climates under which they lived.
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It's exciting to get away from that era in some way, to argue about if Westworld is magnificent or malarkey, to discuss whether The Handmaid's Tale is incisive or exploitative.
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A shift in energy arrives as action planet Mars enters incisive Scorpio on November 19, and when Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20, your communications will pick up again!
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Although The Society of the Spectacle is recognized as an incisive indictment of the consumerist experience, readers may well reject Debord's assertion that capitalism has inherently degraded our social lives.
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Mary Otto's heartrending and incisive book, Teeth, builds on her Washington Post story on Deamonte Driver, a black twelve-year-old from Maryland who "died of a toothache" in 2007.
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Both put Ferrell front-and-center in a pair of incisive sketches that roasted some of the social anxieties surrounding the #MeToo movement (careful...) and, well, social anxieties in general.
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Contemplating movie stars, serial killers, and masculinity, the title poem of this incisive, irreverent collection refers not to the Bible but to a scrapbook dedicated to the actor Daniel Craig.
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It's an incisive look at the stand-up scene — the sexism but also the camaraderie, the exhaustion of the grind, but also the total thrill and joy of self-expression.
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Critic score: 97%Audience score: N/ANetflix description: "Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Noah Baumbach directs this incisive and compassionate look at a marriage breaking up and a family staying together."
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Surveying the post-Enlightenment era, this incisive account shows that our concerns with "fake news" have a long history, and that democracy and truth have often pulled in opposite directions.
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Nathan Fielder is one of our finest comedy brains, and this satire of everything from reality television to capitalism is one of the most incisive TV shows on the air.
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And yet, these domestic scenes are always mixed with bracing and incisive takes on issues of the day that dig into the musty language of political argument to find humor.
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He delivered some of the group's most urgent and incisive verses, and although the Last Poets' lineup rotated over time, he performed with the group well into his later years.
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Though I could quibble with some of the staging, which sometimes seems to get stuck behind furniture, this is the director Kenny Leon's best work to date: incisive and breakneck.
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"It's such an incisive look at the sort of uncomfortable relationships between black and white friends who are on nominally the same side of a political divide," Ms. Chute says.
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In Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers, Skeets's illuminating and hauntingly incisive debut poetry collection, Gallup is a place of wonder and discovery, challenging settler ideas of it.
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Ramin Gray provided suitably garish direction; an octet of singers and twenty-one Philharmonic players created a handsome din; the young Israeli conductor Ilan Volkov was incisive on the podium.
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Recipe: Pasta With Radicchio, Bacon and Pecans This wonderful collection of creamy, bitter, salty, smoky, nutty flavors calls for an incisive white that will both complement and underscore the pasta.
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The same bewitching blend of incisive passing, controlled tempo and technical ability that made Spain a world champion eight years ago, all arraigned behind the battering ram of Diego Costa.
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And there was Samantha Bee, anchoring her own new show, Full Frontal, with fire and fury, dismantling Trump and company's arguments with incisive wit, unbridled rage, and meticulous fact-checking.
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She has no need to openly confront certain interviewees because her questions are so incisive that they are given the rope with which to hang themselves, as one advertising executive does.
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Style without substance is ultimately a dulled weapon; bands like Sarparast, who back up their incisive lyrics with sharpened riffs, Juliet's vocals, and impeccably malevolent atmosphere, are how social rebellions start.
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In this essay collection, she applies her wit and incisive perspective to creators, like Beyonce and Joni Mitchell, places, like Manhattan and London, and phenomena, like rap music and British politics.
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"Markets Now" streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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"Holidays on Ice," David Sedaris This contains the most perfect parody of a family newsletter and was my first taste of humor writing and what an incisive tool it can be.
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Photo via YG on Twitter YG and Nipsey Hussle's "Fuck Donald Trump" is among the most incisive pieces of criticism to have come out through this awful, seemingly endless election cycle.
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Harris has already built a name for herself as a fierce public speaker in the Senate, where she's gone viral for taking Trump cronies to task in an inimitably incisive fashion.
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Stephen Colbert couldn't have entered the network late-night game at a better time, with the 2016 presidential election giving him fodder for Hunger Games spoofs and incisive interviews with candidates.
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The movie's first trailer is available now, and it looks like the duo are going to juggle their typically incisive treatment of masculinity and race with a straightforward, badass action extravaganza.
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Its portfolio of financial news products has grown fast in recent years through a series of add-on acquisitions including the purchase of private equity-focused publication Unquote from Incisive Media.
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The incisive and destructive three-minute diss track is just that—a well-crafted diss track—but it's clear with each line that Pusha T takes great pleasure in every moment.
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The ALW/Rice shows (Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Evita) are fantastic — witty, satirical, and incisive, ranging from complex political themes to rollicking whimsy and charming pastiche.
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Mr. Apfelbaum, a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, draws influences from around the globe, typically in service of a sound that's big and sanguine and whorled — full of incisive funk and frothy improvising.
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The Economic Research Service was founded in 1961 to provide "incisive, objective and reliable research and analysis for both public and private decision makers," according to a history on its website.
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Mr. Macron, who was addressing the group amid a resurgence of anti-Semitism around Europe, said that there was a need for "incisive, concrete" acts against all kinds of hate speech.
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Braiding these images with archival texts — sworn statements of beatings, CIA instructions for "enhanced interrogation," and excerpts of detainee interviews — Cornwall destabilizes Gitmo's facade of normalcy through incisive juxtapositions and interpolations.
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There have been near-daily street protests and growing demands for incisive government action against gender-based violence over the extraordinarily brutal killings of Ingrid Escamilla, 25, and Fátima Aldrighett, 7.
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A family of penniless con artists infiltrates the lives of a much wealthier family in Bong Joon Ho's genre-straddling mix of dark comedy, nerve-jangling suspense and incisive social commentary.
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At the time of his death, last week, at seventy-six, he had published more than nine hundred and fifty drawings that lampooned sophisticates and pseudo-sophisticates with dry, incisive jabs.
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It has been a safety valve, a mode of minimizing pain and defeat, as well as a medium capable of expressing grievance and grief in the most artful and incisive ways.
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Lives Since 20163, The Times Magazine has published the Lives column, a series of incisive, 800-word essays or as-told-to accounts that highlight small moments in real people's lives.
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Some 30 years ago, an incisive comment from the late Tom Wolfe, author of The Right Stuff, inspired me to embark on a quest that has profoundly shaped my outlook and career.
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A good model in such incisive trailblazing is Gordon Matta-Clark, whose forthcoming show at the Bronx Museum promises to shed light on his work in the northernmost borough in the 1970s.
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Newer series like Succession and CBC Television's Schitt's Creek — a comedy about a formerly super-rich family reduced to genteel, rural poverty — are incisive in ways that most wealth porn is not.
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In the most incisive essay in "After Piketty", Suresh Naidu describes a "domesticated Piketty" who communicates in the language of economics and whose argument hinges on things like the elasticity of substitution.
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In 22013 Alibaba, China's biggest e-commerce firm, paid $237m for the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's flagship English-language newspaper which has incisive—and often critical—reporting on Chinese politics.
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For me, it's also crucially about care, not the care for objects that the verb "curate" originally signified, but collective effort and support for artists who are producing incisive and powerful work.
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And it's because of the work of my readers, because of the thousands of hours they put into their incisive YouTube commentary and Facebook reactions, that I decided to make a change.
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"Markets Now" normally streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN Business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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Lauren Underwood, a freshman Democrat from Illinois, was in the spotlight for her incisive questioning of Nielsen about the psychological and physical trauma children experience when they are separated from their families.
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Indiana's reviews swing wildly between incisive criticism, pastiche, and self-besotted, self-obsessed, auto narrative: something perfectly appropriate for his brilliant fiction, but practically useless for non-fan-boy theoretical application today.
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Especially when they are as cuttingly plain-spoken and incisive via off the cuff and/or brilliantly planted commentary by this kid's mother, stealing her own adorable little moment in the spotlight.
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With comedians still getting to grips with the Trump shitshow and country musicians mostly ignoring it, Nelson is wittier, more foul-mouthed, and more incisive than most of his far younger peers.
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The conductor Steve Osgood brought incisive attacks and brash colors to the wildly surreal episodes of the score and drew nuanced playing from the orchestra when it mattered, in the intimate scenes.
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As the creator of the "Forbidden Broadway" series of satirical revues, which began in 1982, Mr. Alessandrini has emerged as one of the mainstream musical's most incisive and illuminating critics and historians.
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Denis, who served in the New York state Legislature years ago, recently wrote an incisive, well-timed op-ed demonstrating the crippling effect of the federal Jones Act on Puerto Rico's economy.
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Though celebratory in spirit, ' "Revolution" raises difficult questions, as "Wack!" did, one being whether all-women shows, unless driven by strategic necessity or shaped around an incisive theme, are a healthy idea.
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With lines such as "You can't make homes out of human beings / Someone should have already told you that," Shire's poetry strikes an incisive yet deliberate tone whose influence resonates in Lemonade.
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Bourdain was a fervently outspoken male ally, defending victims and calling out their alleged abusers—and in a February interview with Popula, published Monday, he was as bold and incisive as ever.
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Lizzie is especially incisive about Taylor and the flaws that mar her sartorial perfection, while Taylor reveals inspired swerves in reasoning and a few unexpected pools of darkness behind her crisp facade.
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It was the first thing that CNN viewers heard as the news conference ended, an assessment both acidic and incisive, the sort of judgment not usually uttered by Very Important Television Anchors.
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Perhaps more incisive than just looking at the overall packing number is focusing specifically on bypassed defenders, who are after all the last outfield players with a chance to stop a goal.
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Latimer already knew something about the publishing industry, having written his own funny and incisive political memoir, "Speech-less," about his time as a speechwriter for Rumsfeld and later George W. Bush.
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The sweeter caponata, if you are serving it with toast or solo, would go well with a dry rosé or an incisive white, like an Etna Bianco, made of the carricante grape.
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After more than a decade at the helm of the protean Puerto Rican group Calle 13, the incisive Spanish-language rapper and producer Residente recently split off in search of new frontiers.
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Several years ago, Burke approached Gregg Popovich, the coach of the San Antonio Spurs, during an otherwise nondescript game with the Phoenix Suns, but her question, she said, was not particularly incisive.
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At Eibar Messi's incisive ball to Suarez put him level with Real Madrid great Michel as the joint-top assist provider in the history of La Liga, with 147 goal-creating passes.
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If Spain stands for rapid, incisive passing, Italy for tactical sense and wily experience, the Netherlands for infighting and disappointment, and Germany for intensity and success, what do we want to be?
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But Biden appeared more incisive in his responses this time around, even landing a few counter-punches as he sought to hold on to his status as the primary contest's front-runners.
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But Chieng is at his most incisive when he's blowing up stereotypes: Why do Asian-American immigrants want their first-generation children to become doctors, but then neglect to see doctors themselves?
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Here, six to 2971 of the most polished young comedians will do their own routines, which can be just as incisive as those of adults, but lack the usual profanity and crudeness.
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This was one of countless missed opportunities Blade Runner 2049 had to transform the franchise into not just a staggering aesthetic and technological achievement but also an incisive read of 21st century society.
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It's an incisive piece that speaks to the destruction of indigenous people by gesturing toward the transmutation of their symbols, into mere scenic backdrops for the leisure pursuits of white families on holiday.
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For an excellent overview of Parfit's life and the major themes of his work, I highly recommend Larissa MacFarquhar's beautiful and incisive New Yorker profile, published as On What Matters finally hit shelves.
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People like to act as though Saturday Night Live's audience is exclusively coastal liberals, presumably as a way to let Saturday Night Live wriggle out of the responsibility of writing cutting, incisive satire.
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Golub's incisive exploration of form, coupled with his psychological acuity, allows his classicism to address a theme like racial tension in the cold light of day, without tripping up on nostalgia or didacticism.
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Rashad is rapper with an incredible groove, an effortless flow, and incisive lyrics; his ear for soulful beats fits in perfectly with the world that Top Dawg had half a hand in creating.
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Kaija Saariaho's shimmering piece about a medieval troubadour, which had its premiere at the Salzburg Festival in 2000, arrives in New York under the incisive baton of Susanna Malkki, in her Met debut.
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A word about Mr. King's staying power: This is his best book since the vastly ambitious "Under the Dome" (2009), and it's part of a newly incisive, reality-based part of his career.
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My colleague Jon Pareles had written an incisive article in May about the album, "Stranger to Stranger," that explained how the songs had been composed and Mr. Simon's disposition in making new work.
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The cheeky and incisive animation takes the staples of adolescence and makes them into visually accurate depictions of some of the biggest moments of growing up and transforming into a fully-realized person.
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"It's there in front of you, so you do it," a nurse named Dolly Fleming would later explain; she could find no more incisive theory to account for all the cooperation she'd witnessed.
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While I enjoyed hearing the snippets of German, with a little effort similar and perhaps more incisive audio quotations from the American context might have been found and could have had more impact.
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And, maybe most of all, it is a wonder cabinet of incisive, unshowy performances, from Molly Shannon, John Carroll Lynch, Kayli Carter, Paul Giamatti and above all the splendid and fearless Kathryn Hahn.
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The question is also at the heart of an incisive and important essay in the forthcoming issue of Foreign Affairs by Christian Brose, the former staff director of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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But Godin and Co. are not new to this, and that kind of attack will be welcome for them over the incisive passing the Russians used to carve up Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
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The self-crowned dean of rock criticism is Robert Christgau, who for decades wrote devastating, entertainingly incisive capsule-length reviews that could singe or shank and edited the reviewers at The Village Voice.
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Performers will include Jeff Tweedy, frontman of the Chicago alt-rock group Wilco, as well as the Grammy-nominated Americana musician John Fullbright and the incisive up-and-coming folk singer Haley Heynderickx.
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The incisive lyric on which the song hinges, "All I'm sayin' is if you don't love me no more, then lie," is marred by a sharp turn into "pointless over-epicness" (The Guardian).
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Though you're feeling anything but sad, you realize there are tears on your cheeks, and a Pulitzer Prize-winning musical from the 1980s suddenly feels more incisive and urgent, even necessary, than ever.
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She has not only taken the measure of a complicated man, but also provided an incisive treatment of the entire urban-planning world in America in the last half of the 21990th century.
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Mendelssohn's "Italian" Symphony is always nice to hear, but this concert from this Brooklyn orchestral collective is most notable for Britten's "Les Illuminations," to be sung by the uncommonly incisive tenor Nicholas Phan.
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" On Friday at Carnegie Hall, two formidable pianists, Leif Ove Andsnes and Marc-André Hamelin, ended their concert with a fearless, incisive and surprisingly alluring account of this "original" version of the "Rite.
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As she travels the stage in an introductory zigzag, greeting her friends and family with upper body gestures, her feet sing with youthful brilliance — small sideways jumps (pas de chat) and incisive pointwork.
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They and their engaged collegiate audience members asked specific, incisive questions that ran the gamut from sex education to the Obama administration's immigration raids to racially imbalanced levels of incarceration for marijuana-related offenses.
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But they looked fired up again after the break and an incisive pass by Milik sent Blaszczykowski through and the substitute checked inside to create space before smashing the ball firmly beyond Andriy Pyatov.
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Peele was known as an incisive comedian from his racially frank, wide-ranging sketch show Key and Peele, but nothing in his history suggested he had such a talent for crafting mesmerizing horror stories.
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Ms. Light, known for her incisive portraits of sharp-tongued women, here delivers a not entirely fitting study in self-effacing goodness, which makes Thérèse's anger toward her mother-in-law seem especially churlish.
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Poethig's curation of these impactful and intense works not only provides a potent and incisive memorial, it is a sobering reminder of how these women, artists, and the viewer can help break the silence.
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Sanders' wrecking-ball mockery and Warren's incisive scorn, both directed at one-percent-polling candidates who have likely seen their last presidential debate stage, elevated their vision for the party and their individual candidacies.
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He used his public statement to ask a barrage of incisive questions, both of the GayVN Awards and the industry more widely, continuing an ongoing conversation about the gay porn industry's often-blatant racism.
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Especially when it offered perhaps the most incisive take on the #MeToo movement, the roots of Hollywood's coddling of bad men, and society's embrace of stories about those bad men — stories like BoJack Horseman.
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In this quintet he'll have an incisive front-line partner in the trumpeter Tim Hagans, along with a powerhouse rhythm section: Luis Perdomo on piano, Matt Clohesy on bass and Dan Weiss on drums.
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But it is a model for the kind of truth-telling approach that museums could, and should, be taking to art: factual, incisive, politically astute, connecting the past to the present and inviting argument.
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Sex work has always been a part of human civilization, and Harlots provides an entertaining and incisive look at a place and time when women had two options: get married, or be a harlot.
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Hammons's sensitivity to language — from mass media ("Orange Is the New Black") to racial epithets ("Spade") — is complemented by his incisive exploration of the porous border between seeing and not seeing, visibility and invisibility.
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Their comments are generally smart and incisive, what you would want from an expert panel — though at least on a panel people have the chance to respond to one another, and even to disagree.
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Many people met Perel 10 years ago when she published "Mating in Captivity," a smart, incisive international hit that dealt with how to stay married, or really how to keep having decent married sex.
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It's a reasonable reaction to a plot that incessantly nudges him from point A to point A. The good news is that Mr. Sondheim's score remains thrillingly incisive, dramatizing every issue in its path.
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A friend of Matsoukas's had recently joked about the "black-girl air grab," an incisive gesture made with your forearm upright as your fingers stretch toward the ceiling and then close in a fist.
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Mr. Hayes's swing feel is broad and baggy but deep in the pocket; over it passes a succession of quick yet incisive solos — especially from the trumpeter Josh Evans and the vibraphonist Steve Nelson.
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He is one of the finest modern conductors of Bach; with the Dunedin Consort, based in Edinburgh, he has made incisive, expressive recordings of the Passions, the B-Minor Mass, and the Christmas Oratorio.
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The Michelle Obama whom friends, family and aides know, whom many Chicagoans remember, is an incisive social critic, a lawyer who can drive home an argument, a source of fresh observations and pointed commentary.
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Fraser said that during this era, a robust left-wing political movement pushed reporters with deep personal and political connections to those movements to create journalism with incisive analysis and critiques of industrial capitalism.
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Those of us who have benefited from the system ignored it for decades, and it wasn't until public outcry (along with incisive journalism) that public officials in NYC even started thinking about doing anything.
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Intermittently, though, it is an incisive meditation on age and youth, the female body as an object of art and desire, the easy power of nubile beauty and what's left when that goes away.
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It&aposs very powerful to have a supportive group of fellow professionals ask incisive questions that can spark new ideas and ensure you&aposre working on the initiatives that will really move the needle.
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I observed in the year that I worked at the court what many litigants and commentators have since noted, that Gorsuch possesses an incisive legal mind, writes with skill and wit, and is scrupulously fair.
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Saturday Night Live Season 43 wasted no time in getting right to it, tackling sexual harassment, the ongoing Trump presidency, and all manner of pop culture and news with incisive humor, and sometimes some music.
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" Through stand-up, the outspoken Kondabolu tackles thorny issues of race, gender, privilege, and culture through incisive and sometimes blunt observations, such as "Bobby Jindal is so white, he beat himself up after 9/11.
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His 2006 speech at the White House Correspondent's Dinner was a fearless, incisive excoriation of then-President George Bush — the same venue that was used years later to utterly humiliate current GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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After all, Mr. Pittas, accompanied ably at the piano by his wife, Leah Edwards, found sufficient purchase in his material to demonstrate his muscular tenor, with its appealingly dusky middle range and incisive top notes.
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A horror anthology series by Guillermo del Toro, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind The Shape of Water, Pan's Labyrinth, Hellboy, Pacific Rim and some incisive design critiques about UFOs, is on its way to Netflix.
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The debutants endured a shaky start as Lukaku went close for Belgium in the opening minute after an incisive pass from De Bruyne set Yannick Carrasco free down the left, but the striker fired wide.
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Those looking for a morally complex fable or incisive politics should look elsewhere, but those content with a stylist as extravagant as Hélène Cattet & Bruno Forzani, F.J. Ossang, or Seijun Suzuki will be in heaven.
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Nowhere is the tightrope balance between personal and political commentary more evident though than on closing track "History Lesson," which sees Jaar adopting a doo-wop falsetto croon to deliver an incisive bullet point tutorial.
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Mesmerizing, insightful, discomfiting, incisive, revelatory: Those are just a few of the adjectives reviewers have used to describe Lisa Brennan-Jobs's memoir, "Small Fry," which portrays the Apple cofounder Steve Jobs as a terrible dad.
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It's telling, after all, that Garrow mischaracterizes the reception that both Maraniss's biography and David Remnick's incisive book "The Bridge" received, suggesting that both volumes failed to get the accolades they did, in fact, receive.
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General McMaster's unblinking, incisive criticism of national security officials reflects a conviction that they are duty bound to do all they can to avoid making or repeating historical mistakes — even at the risk of insubordination.
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His popular postmodern trio, the Bad Plus, continues to motor along, but he's also tested out various formulations of his own groups and delved into writing criticism and conducting incisive, in-depth interviews with musicians.
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Gundar-Goshen is adept at instilling emotional depth into a thriller plot, delivering the required twists and turns along with an incisive portrayal of her characters' guilt, shame and desire, fluidly shifting between their perspectives.
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Simi, out since May, overflows with party-friendly beats, palatable hooks, amusing verses and incisive apercus, but its fundamental pleasure lies in a coldness that's rare in rap and any kind of upbeat pop music.
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An incisive new book, "Learning from Shenzhen", edited by Mary Ann O'Donnell, Winnie Wong and Jonathan Bach, reveals that many of the advances seen since the city was opened up in 1980 came disruptively from below.
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Folarin Falana, better known as the Nigerian rapper Falz, did something with Childish Gambino's incisive "This Is America" music video that no one else has managed: He deconstructed it and rebuilt it for his home audience.
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An American Marriage is a both an incisive criticism of the racism built into our judicial system and a poignant examination of the long-lasting emotional and psychological effects it has on those oppressed by it.
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This historical thread of women's fury is the central theme of Traister's newest book, an incisive title coming at a pivotal time: when the power and potential of women's outrage have come to dominate contemporary conversations.
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With its compact body and brash, incisive twang, the Telecaster—first introduced by Fender in the 1950s—played a pivotal role in the evolution of country music, electric blues, and, most of all, rock and roll.
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What began as an unflinching, incisive look behind the curtain at the soul-sucking practices of making reality TV in its first season became a muddled mess of all its most sensationalistic impulses in its second.
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When I was younger, I had thought it was an #awkward "cringe-fest," but what I saw this time was a painful, incisive documentation of total banality and trying to escape it through any means necessary.
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Rome's imperial expansion starting in the mid-second century B.C. brought great wealth but also, as this incisive history shows, undermined a political system based on consensus and collaboration, ultimately tipping the Roman Republic into tyranny.
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Tobia, a nonbinary writer, activist and actor who uses the pronouns they/them/their, combines incisive wit and undeniable intelligence to invite readers into their personal journey as a gender-nonconforming young person in North Carolina.
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But you probably will, because Luvvie Ajayi, a Nigerian-born "professional shade thrower," as she calls herself, is offering incisive, hilarious commentary on polarizing issues (race and gender in particular), and she has found her audience.
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It's a sprawling, incisive, exasperating, hilarious, and yes, petulant look at modern life — references include news feeds, metadata, Oculus Rift and, because it rhymes, Taylor Swift — with, he stresses, a small but significant amount of hope.
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On April 7, the Enso Quartet, which made an incisive recording of Ginastera's three string quartets for Naxos, plays the Third Quartet, which includes soprano settings of poems by Lorca, Juan Ramón Jiménez, and Rafael Alberti.
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When the folk songwriter, known for his incisive but poetic personal commentary, first turned his hand to a more straight-up rock sound with his band Desaparecidos, he enmeshed rock's traditional principles with nuanced observations of life.
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But when things finally got underway on Tuesday, the audience was treated to an incisive look at what's shaping up to be one of the most compelling — and unorthodox — rounds of primaries and caucuses in recent memory.
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As usual for the company, they were designed for professional use, however their indestructible build, reasonable price, and sharp, incisive sound were warmly received by people looking for something more hi-fi than the dominant Beats options.
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The European Central Bank has expressed concerns over the cumbersome role of the lender's top shareholder Vittorio Malacalza, the presidency of Giuseppe Tesauro - not incisive enough - and the governance of the bank, in a letter dated Dec.
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The account serves as a platform for queer Appalachia, delivering the kind of first-hand accounts and incisive cultural commentary — not to mention real voices from real people — that you hear in the national news, uh, never.
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It is remarkable to note that "Barefoot in the Park", Mr Simon's first Broadway hit about a couple of adorably mismatched newlyweds, arrived on the scene after Edward Albee's incisive "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" in 1963.
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Equal parts straight man and odd one out, Guillen helps shepherd the narrative scene-to-scene with his incisive dialogue and unwavering nervousness — keeping the story's pace at a strong clip without sacrificing any of his character.
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The Unconference Pull up a front-row seat at our Unconference as some of the most incisive and prescient thought leaders in tech will discuss and debate some of the biggest issues, opportunities and challenges in tech.
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Alves was part of an imperious defense which conceded only one goal in six games — Paolo Guerrero's converted penalty in the final — and provided extra fuel to his side's midfield with incisive forward play throughout the tournament.
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The incisive, aphoristic script (credited to three writers) unites diverse strands of political and social history, including Prohibition and the frivolities of the roaring twenties, the spread of socialist ideas, and even the rise of Hollywood itself.
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David Chase's incisive look at the violence and psychology surrounding a mob boss and his family — both blood and Mafia — has since gone down in the annals as one of the great TV dramas of all-time.
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The good news this week was that, beneath all of that, there was a genuinely funny and incisive sketch involving Lil Wayne, who also performed two Carter V songs on the show, and Future, an unexpected guest.
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Recipe: Mackerel With Olives, Almonds and Mint And to Drink ... An oily fish like Spanish mackerel needs an incisive wine with lively acidity, especially when you serve the fish with this buttery sauce of olives and almonds.
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Tom Wolfe, who died on May 14, had a lesser-known but not-so-secret passion: He loved to draw caricatures and cartoons with the same incisive, sarcastic wit that came through in his written social commentary.
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BETYE SAAR: KEEPIN' IT CLEAN Over the last decade, this incisive assemblage artist has focused on an artifact that sits at the intersection of history, memory and American depictions of black and female identity: the washboard. Nov.
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Eight years ago, a showstopping verse on Kanye West's "Runaway" helped mainstream pop fans see what hip-hop nerds had already known for almost a decade — namely, that Pusha T was among the genre's most incisive lyricists.
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Some episodes of "Note to Self" focus on practical matters like how to manage screen time for children and for yourself, while others take incisive new angles on stories you thought you knew, like the opioid crisis.
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"The Big Goodbye" is excruciatingly incisive on why this had come to matter so much to Polanski, how destructive it was to Towne's more romantic version, and why it made so much difference to the final product.
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Indeed, it is something of an irony that this military and intelligence veteran — whose 2016 book, "Playing to the Edge," defended controversial policies of surveillance, interrogation and targeted killing — is among Trump's most prominent and incisive critics.
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Recorded at a poetry slam while she was studying creative writing and African studies at Mount Holyoke College, "Why You Talk So White?" was an early indication of Madjozi's smart, incisive takes on the nuances of race.
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Fifteen seconds into the second half, Pulisic corralled a nifty ball from Jozy Altidore to rip a low drive, and he followed up three minutes later, in the 49th, by sending Dempsey through with an incisive pass.
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It's a brief but incisive scene:
He talked to me about his travels, how more than anything else … his experiences in what he called the movement had helped him chill out, as he put it, about men.
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Recorded at a poetry slam while she was studying creative writing and African studies at Mount Holyoke College, "Why You Talk So White?" was an early indication of Madjozi's smart, incisive takes on the nuances of race.
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Kalle Lasn called it Culture Jamming and the liberal left thought its media savvy would bring corporate greed to its knees with incisive detournements that drew on the Situationist's belief that breaking expectations could bring revelatory results.
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When he was first peddling it on Da Ali G Show, it could be surprisingly incisive, because it took place in a reality where it didn't feel like we were all being pranked all of the time.
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This, I think, is what happened to Barr, who went from being an incisive comedian to being a millionaire many times over to being someone who promoted some of the same conspiracy theory nonsense that Cernovich peddles.
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In a meeting we had in the mayor's office in 2015, Johnson displayed a keen knowledge of the US political system and its cast of characters, asking incisive questions, and not dismissing Trump's chances in the Republican primary.
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Though I prefer the piano original, which exults in steely colors and incisive attacks, the orchestral version draws out the inner richness, even poignancy, of the music, especially as performed here by Mr. Thomas and his dynamic orchestra.
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In his incisive new book Politics Is for Power, Hersh draws a sharp distinction between what he calls "political hobbyism" — following politics as a kind of entertainment and expression of self-identity — and the actual work of politics.
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In his incisive introduction, Artforum Editor-in-Chief David Velasco considers the effect of looking at Wojnarowicz's work from a historical and temporal remove, acknowledging him as a figure of the past who continues to haunt the present.
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Robert H. Frank, the author of "Success and Luck: Good Fortune and the Myth of Meritocracy," and a professor of economics at Cornell, offers an incisive analysis of the debate in an interview with Sean Illing of Vox.
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Like the painter and critic Manny Farber, the subject of an incisive and moving essay in this volume, Hamrah is suspicious of anything that dulls the senses, lulling audiences into a false sense of security and therefore complacency.
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Recipe: Creamy Cauliflower Pasta With Pecorino Bread Crumbs This creamy cauliflower pasta, with a piquant touch of pecorino, calls for a dry, incisive white wine, which will cut through the richness of the dish while refreshing the mouth.
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Having become the longest-running scripted prime-time series in the history of television, "The Simpsons" often faces questions about whether it remains as incisive as it once was, and whether it still has anything new to say.
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Jeffrey Tate, an English conductor whose precise, incisive interpretations of the German repertory and inspired work with singers made him a constant presence at concert halls and opera houses around the world, died on Friday in Bergamo, Italy.
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With the 2020 presidential election a little over a year away, our headlines are being dominated by outrageous quotes and promises from candidates, incisive think pieces, and ugly allegations, oh and that whole Donald Trump impeachment inquiry thing.
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She has also gained audience with world leaders such as the pope, former President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, where she has delivered incisive, and at times outraged, pleas for meaningful action on climate change.
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And yet Who Is America so rarely lives up to its best self, to the degree that the last couple of episodes have felt composed of odds and ends, rather than particularly incisive or even funny comedic bits.
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Harris, who has used her skills as a prosecutor to climb the ranks of the establishment, has used those same skills to great effect on the committee, according to her Senate colleagues — setting herself apart as an incisive interrogator.
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" Perhaps the most incisive political commentary of the night came via the very next sketch, "Election Night," which took place at viewing party of Clinton supporters whose signs might as well have read "white privilege" instead of "Hillary 2016.
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The director behind the unsettling Dogtooth has made the sort of low-tech, incisive sci-fi film that's ingenious when done right, exposing our romantic foibles while saying something piercingly true about our need for (and fear of) commitment.
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For those who have read her incisive memoir/manifesto King Kong Theory, the radical French writer and filmmaker Virginie Despentes—whose violent rape at the age of 17 forms the basis of much of her work—needs no introduction.
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Exceedingly eloquent — transcribing the hour-and-a-half interview took ages, lest I miss an incisive gem — Ms. Hall comes from rigorous on-the-job training, which began almost two decades ago in the rehearsal rooms of British theater.
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The linguistic podcast The Allusionist, hosted by Helen Zaltzman, uses "The Writing on the Wall" to highlight why the new Tate Britain installation has minimal panels, and how artist Fred Wilson embeds subtle institutional critique in incisive label text.
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Back story: When President Emmanuel Macron announced the bill at a meeting of Jewish organizations — amid a resurgence of anti-Semitism around Europe — he said there was a need for "incisive, concrete" acts against all kinds of hate speech.
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"You don't stop being a real person just because you aren't in a real place," thinks Helen Kane, an astronaut and one of seven characters whose perspectives Howrey traces in brief, psychologically incisive chapters that drive the story forward.
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One of his most incisive points is that Churchill was able to lead Britain in the dark days of 1940 because he had been such a consistent critic of appeasement in the 1930s, when it made him so unpopular.
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Helen Molesworth gives some of the most incisive and insightful exhibition tours of any contemporary art curator of her generation, and her new podcast Recording Artists, produced by the Getty, puts this intellectual-storytelling skill set to good use.
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Vollmann's prose can be evocative (one character has "hair like ferns and waterfalls") and deliciously incisive (on domestic ennui: "Those housewives' thoughts had been interrupted so many times for so many years that it felt easier not to think").
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"She has not only taken the measure of a complicated man, but also provided an incisive treatment of the entire urban-planning world in America in the last half of the 20th century," Alan Ehrenhalt writes in his review.
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In the Senate, Mr. Franken has stood up for liberal causes and, early in the Trump administration, proved himself an incisive examiner in confirmation hearings, particularly those of Betsy DeVos for education secretary and Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
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As we all grew increasingly inseparable from our electronic devices over the past decade, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided stepped in to provide incisive commentary on the cyborgification of society in the most profound way possible: catchy soda machine slogans.
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While Ocasio-Cortez has faced criticism -- fairly, in my mind -- that she has said things without checking their veracity in her first few months in Congress, she was fact-based and incisive in her questions for Cohen on Wednesday.
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While the low, incisive assist and ruthless finish are certainly easy on the eye, the novelty factor comes from the sight of Jack Wilshere and Serge Gnabry playing actual, competitive football together – even if it is against Swansea U21s.
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But its clever execution — coupled with the fact that, yes, Doom is basically impossible to play when weapons and power-ups are locked behind loot boxes — makes it an incisive commentary on the gaming drama of the moment all the same.
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The Trump boost doesn't seem to have motivated a turn toward more incisive or interesting satire, but it has introduced Saturday Night Live to the double-edged sword of social media: it helps you go viral and it ruins your punchlines.
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Accordingly, the observational, sociological scenes, including a trip to a factory, chases through pool halls and gambling rings, the focus on sex work, and a police raid on a seedy hotel housing the underclasses become incisive critiques of class stratification.
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Instead, both in the Atlas Group work and his confounding but incisive performance, he shows art taking matters into its own hands, temporarily shrinking and vanishing to sustain a radical life of its own, building new power through self-protective retreat.
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Pub date: May 14 Award-winning professor of sociology Tressie McMillan Cottom tackles beauty, pop culture, race, and money in the eight incisive essays within Thick — dissecting such wide-ranging topics as Trump rallies, networking platforms, Saturday Night Live, and memes.
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Despite the incredible attention that machine learning and artificial intelligence get from the press, the reality is that there is a massive gap between the needs of companies to solve business challenges and the availability of talent for building incisive models.
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Prefacing the incisive commentary on vampire film Near Dark from critic Sarah Horrocks, Niles cites the influence of 1970s occult horror movies such as The Devil's Rain, a cheeky remark given that the production's technical advisor happened to be Anton LaVey.
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Beneath its "serious grown-up science fiction" trappings of nudity and sexual violence, Altered Carbon is less incisive than the equally heavy-handed young adult series The Hunger Games, which mixed on-the-nose class commentary with genuine futuristic weirdness.
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Elements of the murder mystery and noir genres abound, but it's the incisive way writer-director Taylor Sheridan examines justice, otherness, and male fragility that puts this sleeper-hit starring Jeremy Renner squarely in Western territory (both literally and figuratively).
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In truth, there is much to admire in the column, particularly Goldberg's incisive critique of nativists who dehumanize immigrants: Today the conversation about immigration is so toxic in part because we poisonously disagree about what it means to be an American.
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Russia had no answer to the fast, incisive Welsh breaks and survived several more chances before Gareth Bale scored his third goal of the tournament to become Euro 2016's top marksman, flicking the third past Akinfeev in the 67th minute.
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Sex and friendship are also at the center of Leah Sarbib's "Roadkill" (through Friday at the 64E4 Mainstage), an incisive and funny exploration of lust, commitment, double standards and the mutability of desire, seen through the prism of one young woman.
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Amidst this urgent moral crisis, only a few of our liberal Jewish brethren in America, some of whose parents marched shoulder-to-shoulder for human rights and equality with Martin Luther King Jr., have raised their voices in clear, incisive criticism.
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But as The Atlantic's Ta-Nahesi Coates noted in a series of incisive tweets inspired by Kelly's remarks, the American experience on compromise, both before and after the Civil War, has been one of whites agreeing to sideline African-American rights.
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" Why Democrats has been campaigning on health care: "For Democrats, the GOP's posture on health care has already proven to be one of their most incisive lines of attack, helping them win 40 House seats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Recipe: Braised Duck Legs With Plums and Red Wine And to Drink ... This rich braised duck requires a bright, incisive red wine that is fruity enough to stand up to the dish but not so powerful as to overwhelm it.
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First Words Early this year, when a string of primary victories established Donald Trump as a viable presidential candidate and making sense of him became a matter of some national urgency, one of the more incisive assessments came from Newt Gingrich.
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Her takes on topics such as the centering of white communities in the opioid crisis narratives and rampant police shootings are especially incisive, and she deploys wicked humor in telling stories about herself, her white wife and their two white children.
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I saw the play in April of last year, right before my first day at The Times, and the version on Netflix is even sharper and more incisive than I remember, showcasing a type of harsh, honest humor that's distinctly Latinx.
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At the 92nd Street Y on Wednesday, a Bach suite, Debussy's "Prélude à l'Après-Midi d'un Faune" and Berg's Piano Sonata all had presence and narrative thrust but less nuance; Ravel's "Gaspard de la Nuit" was a coolly incisive dazzle.
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She often uses setting and minor characters — the portrait of sleepy Wind Gap, Mo., in "Sharp Objects," or the evocation of post-recession malaise in "Gone Girl" — to flow into incisive cultural critique, and even employs postmodernist flourishes like metafiction.
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The most engrossing of these shows is "In Search of Expo 228," an incisive, sometimes wistful exploration of the fair and its afterlives by nearly two dozen contemporary artists, on view at the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal, known as MAC.
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No matter how good we are, David Adjaye, the star architect who has helped design studios for Simpson, Chris Ofili and others, is unlikely to propose a plan for our next office in exchange for an incisive 1,500-word think piece.
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The 75-minute program, played without intermission, ended with Ms. Lee, who brought a winning mix of stylish grace and incisive virtuosity to Tchaikovsky's "Variations on a Rococo Theme," with Mr. Francis drawing supple and radiant playing from the orchestra.
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The essayists have a lot to say about the gender dynamics that went along with the artist's macho persona and theatrics; Jenni Sorkin's "Gender and Rupture," which gives credit to Voulkos's early teachers Frances Senska and Marguerite Wildenhain, is particularly incisive.
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Mr. Ostlund, whose film before this one was the squirmy, incisive "Force Majeure," takes aim at some pretty fat satirical targets — art, taste, sex and money, for starters — and sprays buckshot at the audience as well as in his own face.
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And I had experienced firsthand his ability to be incisive while remaining compassionate, while he was interviewing me for my job as editor of T. Our entertainment director, Lauren Tabach-Bank, proposed the idea to Jay-Z's people, who immediately agreed.
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For a brief moment after he announced his retirement, Bayh became a compelling, incisive commentator on the state of Congress, calling for comprehensive campaign finance reform and a reduction in the filibuster threshold from 60 to 55, among other reforms.
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Equally incisive is his critique of Marina Abramovic's 2010 performance piece "The Artist Is Present" at the Museum of Modern Art, in which museumgoers were invited to sit across from the artist and stare at her (and be stared at in return).
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In one of the most incisive pieces of post-election pop culture so far, Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock on Saturday Night Live school an election night party full of blithely ignorant white liberals on the deep, persistent currents of American racism.
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"Lucy's" and "Where You Sink," the two singles that Harmony Tividad and Cleo Tucker released last month, both hinted at the fact that Girlpool were growing into their status as a vivid, incisive rock band, but "Hire" is the best of the lot.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sparely installed, lushly beautiful, Anri Sala: Answer Me encompasses three floors and part of the lobby of the New Museum, affording this understated artist the breadth his incisive lyricism needs in a city where it's virtually unknown.
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For more than a year, the 34-year-old video creator had been chronicling the 2016 election—and the media that's covered-slash-enabled it—via a series of skillfully edited, sneakily incisive video clips he'd created from his home in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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Under BC Partners' ownership Mergermarket, known as an M&A news specialist, has embarked on a number of add-on acquisitions to expand its portfolio in adjacent areas, buying private equity-focused publications AVCJ and Unquote from Incisive Media among other deals.
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Mitski's fourth studio album, Puberty 2, is less than a month away (due out June 17 on Dead Oceans), and singles "Your Best American Girl" and "Happy" promise a powerful album with kicked up pop aesthetics to match Mitski's ever-incisive songwriting.
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In fact, I had pretty mild expectations for this film after seeing the trailer, and blown away by what actually played out onscreen: a though-provoking, incisive look at sexual politics in the workplace that's as dramatic and heartfelt as it is funny.
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"It is time to shift gears, up the momentum, and be more incisive in securing the best interests of the Tata Group," he said in his letter on Monday, the latest of several exchanged between the two camps over the last two months.
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Jones's interest in WCA is cultural, rather than theological, and at its most incisive when he's chronicling the death of a certain identity: one far more tied into whiteness and the rote wishing of a "Merry Christmas" than any particular theological stance.
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This is not the Bloc Party that released "Helicopter"—with its razored, relentless guitar licks and incisive beats and Kele's impassioned yelp, a song that burned its way through the musical landscape firing up indie dance floors at the tail end of 212.
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Hans Morris is a name to know in fintech, and as finance and tech sectors prepare for tougher time next year, he has some incisive thoughts to share about the kinds of companies that will succeed (or not) in a financial downturn.
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This is not at all a unique strategy (Elizabeth Colomba, Kehinde Wiley, John Akomfrah, and Yinka Shonibare come to mind immediately) but her work has incisive resonance being placed in the Campbell House Museum, which was built for a chief justice in 1851.
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Stan Hansen Noisey reader Stan Hansen (probly not his real name) goes up this week for taking on his annual, self-imposed task of listening to every album on the Noisey Albums of the Year list and giving his honest, surprisingly incisive assessment.
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An incisive critic of the Schattschneider-Burns thesis, he helped coin the term "liberal Establishment" and theorized that proponents of the "presidential majority" seemed to be wishing away the second, "congressional majority" elected every two years and therefore more directly accountable to voters.
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A wiry and deceptively quick forward, Cruyff was the personification of the style, bursting forward to attack or drifting back to defend, but always ready to deliver an incisive pass or to appear in the perfect position when an opportunity to score arose.
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Divided into eight parts, from the rise of authoritarian rule in the 1970s to recent crackdowns on opposition to the mass exodus of refugees, the book is an artfully composed, incisive, and heartbreaking look at migration from those living that precarious reality.
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He started as the youngest member of that crew, grew into its most popular, and after that, into the most vexing and incisive rapper of the mid to late 2000s, making him one of hip-hop's elite and also an unorthodox pop star.
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Yet her bold films, most of which are only now getting more international attention — currently thanks to a comprehensive retrospective at Doclisboa, in Portugal — make her one of the most incisive and formally innovative critics of gender inequality among Europe's New Wave filmmakers.
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner in Stepford hardly sounds like a recipe for quality horror, but as scripted and directed by Key and Peele's Jordan Peele, Get Out seems like a completely necessary, incisive contribution to the woefully white landscape of modern horror.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen Taffy Brodesser-Akner is well known for her work at The New York Times Magazine, where she writes incisive profiles of subjects like Gwyneth Paltrow, Jonathan Franzen and Bradley Cooper in her highly distinctive voice.
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It's a collection of essays on trying to survive the 21st century that are so incisive and elegantly constructed that as I read, I found myself wanting to underline particularly beautiful sentences again and again, until every page was black with ink.
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Action planet Mars and power planet Pluto connect on September 19, inspiring an incisive energy for communication, connecting with others, and getting things done—this is surprising and refreshing considering the hazy, foggy atmosphere Neptune brought to the rest of the month!
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Then again, she was blissfully bonkers in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," the 2005 mega-musical for children, in which she played the evil Baroness of Vulgaria as a latter-day variation on Marlene Dietrich that was too incisive to be merely camp.
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And Yannick Nézet-Séguin led the Philadelphia Orchestra at its home, the Kimmel Center, in stirring, incisive accounts of Beethoven's Fifth and Sixth ("Pastoral") symphonies, and the premiere of Iman Habibi's "Jeder Baum spricht," to begin its survey of the complete Beethoven symphonies.
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Perhaps, paradoxically, Moore's take on Nabokov seems more "acceptable" precisely because she doesn't stray too far from the original, doesn't subvert it, but simply and deftly applies a light, modern gloss with her incisive observations of domesticity and her trademark mordant wit.
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Lauded by critics for its incisive, emotionally honest songs about romantic love and heartbreak, the record propelled her into opening gigs for acts like Paramore, Kacey Musgraves, Wilco, and Phoebe Brigers, as well as slots at festivals like Coachella and Governor's Ball.
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That year, Vine Deloria Jr., a member of the Standing Rock Sioux, published his seminal book Custer Died for Your Sins, an incisive, and hilarious indictment of the shallow American understanding of the modern Indigenous communities and nations they shared the land with.
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In conversation, despite his reputation for wry, incisive commentary on Twitter and podcasts, the needle-sharp rapper prefers to wiggle out of illuminating his own intentions and influences rather than over-explain; he is content to let his creative output stand for itself.
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Writing at New York magazine, he says: The incisive counternarrative of twentieth-century liberalism that we constructed in the eighties and nineties devolved into a litany of mindless clichés, and the rise of right-wing media has further corrupted the movement's integrity.
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Get Out and Us are significant for much more than their incisive social commentary and deliberate craft; they're also truly funny, with a unique, smart sense of humor that only a horror filmmaker with his feet in a lighter world could deploy so well.
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From beginning her career in the early 1980s as a reporter at the Baltimore Evening Sun, to covering seven separate presidential campaigns, to becoming the co-anchor of PBS NewsHour in 2013, Ifill contributed over three decades of judicious, empathetic, and incisive work in media.
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But before anyone starts dreaming about becoming the next David Foster Wallace, embedded in a tacky culture of capitalist excess and skewering it with incisive, mordant wit (while simultaneously sipping a juice blend at the Nordstrom Café), they'd better read the terms and conditions.
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That series offered an incisive and witty portrayal of life from the perspective of — as you might have guessed from the title — an awkward black girl, in a world that largely has its mind made up on what black women are and aren't like.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Katherine Bisquet's commentaries on the most recent last Havana Biennial and the adjacent exhibitions published in the online daily Diario de Cuba were the most incisive commentaries about Cuba's premier art extravaganza, but unfortunately only appeared in Spanish.
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Both Glover and leading nominee Kendrick Lamar were Grammy no-shows in what was seen as a snub by the rappers for past disappointments when socially incisive rap material lost out to pop or R&B at the highest honors in the music business.
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Episodes tackling fake news, police shootings, ICE overreach, and the "shitty media men" list are as clever and incisive as the best of The Good Wife — a show always much savvier about our modern, interconnected global society than just about anything else about network television.
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When he's not trying to wrap his brain around the societal implications of his success, he's a perfectly capable joke rapper and an occasionally incisive (if a little over-earnest) critic of other major American problems: prescription drugs ("Kevin"), body image ("Let's Eat"), alcoholism.
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The role of Titania beautifully showcases dissimilar dancers: young Miriam Miller, with face and limbs registering wonderfully throughout the theater, is all springtime bloom; Teresa Reichlen, marvelously incisive and exact, is warmly imperious; Sara Mearns, at her freshest and grandest, makes the dance joyously voluptuous.
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Roiphe, the daughter of psychoanalysts, is subtle and incisive with this kind of material, at ease with ambiguity, capable of grasping how a man who has begun to reek of rot might still wish to inhale the pleasure-giving poison of his beloved cigars.
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J.D. Daniels's debut essay and short story collection, The Correspondence, is so good, so clean and incisive, with such taut, muscular prose, that I'm already dreading the number of terrible imitations it will undoubtedly generate in MFA programs across America in the coming year.
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Not likely, according to "Thin Blue Lie: The Failure of High-Tech Policing," Matt Stroud's incisive, muckraking exposé of the "police industrial complex" — the web of law enforcement agencies, for-profit corporations and politicians who increasingly exalt technology as the way to reform American policing.
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Sure, "some pastors are hypocrites" is far from the most incisive thing anyone could say about Christianity (it's a theme as old as the dang Bible), but The Righteous Gemstones is interested in the gigantic gray area between "godliness" and "the appearance of godliness" — i.e.
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Occasionally, someone like Will Ferrell will elevate a very stereotypical portrayal of George W. Bush as a dummy to another level through sheer skill of performance, and every so often, the show will come up with a sketch that has something politically incisive to say.
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This season, the Volkstheater in Vienna is paying unusual tribute to Kieslowski with "Die Zehn Gebote" ("The Ten Commandments") an engrossing theatrical version of "The Decalogue" that compresses the 10 original segments into a fast-moving and dramatically incisive two and a half hours.
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After The Ann Arbor News shuttered its daily print edition in 2009 — and eventually its website, too — a staff of about 233 student journalists has worked hard to provide incisive coverage about the city's police, power brokers and policymakers, all while keeping up with school.
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Long before Bong was heralded as the Next Great Thing in the States, however, he was already an incredibly respected filmmaker in his own right overseas, with a cadre of films that all boast his trademark dark humor and incisive take on complex social dynamics.
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Jacob opens up her life for readers, from charming chapters about her upbringing as an Indian-American in Albuquerque and her coming-of-age in New York City, to incisive examples of the way certain people of color became instant scapegoats after 230/2260.
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"Hu Shuli and Caixin have done an amazing job carving out a space for honest and incisive reporting in China's heavily censored media," Victor Shih, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who studies finance and politics in China, said by email.
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Mara Karlin, the director of the strategic studies program at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force development during the Obama administration, was incisive in her critique of the war crimes pardons.
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There's a reason to have faith in people like Betts, Qualley, Agron and the rest of the cast and crew of Novitiate; these are women who are creating incisive looks at cultures that are perhaps underrepresented or misunderstood and can bring the humanity out in them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When a new episode airs in these happy days of peak television, a now familiar pop-cultural ecosystem springs into action: a cascade of ironic and/or incisive tweets, tidy episode reviews and recaps, perhaps some conspiratorial Reddit rumor-mongering.
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The same incisive eye that captured, in saturated color, the indignity of waiting in line to drink from a water fountain, while another, labeled "white only" sat unused, infuriatingly out of reach, also shot fashion editorials and portraits of artist friends like Alberto Giacometti and Helen Frankenthaler.
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The people criticizing Clinton's celebrity outreach (mostly people to the left of the Democratic Party mainstream and urging it to return to economic populism) are also, in many cases, the people who've been making the most incisive critiques of not only the phenomenon but the show itself.
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Though the text is somewhat inconspicuous on an otherwise bold and bawdy cover, the logo is noteworthy for its seminal use of a blackletter typeface, each letter anchored on a sturdy razor sharp point that mimics the incisive lyrics and baroque musical stylings of the record.
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But imagine if we turned that spigot of data and incisive algorithms toward those who presume to judge and control us: Algorithms should be another important check on the system, revealing patterns of unfairness with a clarity that can be obscured in day-to-day life.
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More bizarrely, fans of Hillbilly Elegy, a book about how hillbillies are responsible for the fact that they are poor, are pushed toward three books that offer a broader and more incisive critique of poverty in America: Evicted, $2.00 A Day, and Strangers In Their Own Land.
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Cory Stearns, so handsome and stylish a dancer but still unable to sustain his longer classical roles as if in single, coherent thoughts, is often at his most incisive in a character role; the baleful necromancer Kostchei in "Firebird" is a part in which he seems released.
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One of my favorites of the five shows I caught at the festival has, I regret to say, finished its limited run: Caleen Sinnette Jennings's lively, socially incisive monologue "Queens Girl in Africa," which got a handsomely polished production by Paige Hernandez for Mosaic Theater Company.
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For fear of spoiling it, all I will say about the moment Elsie and Lulu meet for the first time is that it transformed what was already a unique coming-of-age story and an incisive reckoning with class in America to something unforgettably wise and powerful.
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Their unbreakable bond is the crux of the story, but in his review for The New York Times, Bilge Ebiri wrote that "we might begin to realize that we're watching a terrifying, incisive satire about the ways that a life lived online makes monsters of us all."
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It's a testament to Holsinger's storytelling prowess that a novel revolving largely around something called the Cognitive Proficiency test (or the CogPro, as everyone refers to it) manages to be both a suspenseful, laugh-out-loud page-turner and an incisive inspection of privilege, race and class.
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I won't tell you how, but I will say that the ending manages to be quite moving and unconvincing at the same time, a recapitulation of the tonal contradiction that pervades this sometimes incisive, sometimes sentimental novel, or memoir, or whatever we decide to call it.
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The brainchild of the actor and standup comic Hari Kondabolu, a lifelong lover of "The Simpsons," the film wrestles with how a show praised for its incisive humor — over the years, it has explored issues like homophobia and political corruption — could resort to such a charged stereotype.
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Enric Luján, a PhD student and adjunct professor in political science at the University of Barcelona — and also the guy whose incisive Twitter thread fingers the forces behind the Tsunami Democràtic app as a "technological elite" — argues that the movement has essentially created a "human botnet".
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MEXICO CITY — The gruesome murders this month of a woman and a girl in Mexico have shocked the nation, triggering a groundswell of outrage punctuated by near-daily street protests, unbridled fury on social media and growing demands for incisive government action against gender-based violence.
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Recipe: Fragrant Thai-Style Clams in Coconut Broth And to Drink ... Unlike a Mediterranean clam preparation, with which you would want an incisive dry white, this Thai-style dish demands a wine that will stand up to the rich, assertive Asian ingredients that will flavor the clams.
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And while some middle-to-lower-tier candidates had good nights — O'Rourke stood out in the gun control debate and Klobuchar delivered an incisive blow against Sanders's Medicare for All bill — none had the kind of standout moment that has elevated other candidates in the past.
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Back then the South London-based band were one the most exciting new acts in the UK. Incisive songs like "Helicopter" and "Banquet" still stand up today as indie anthems that stitch together mathy guitars jagged enough to eviscerate and choruses by turns brooding and smartly pop.
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The latest salvo of self-delusion came in a speech on Wednesday morning where the president declared "permanent" peace in Syria, sort of, and insisted he was being congratulated for "a great outcome" — all the while directly undercutting the prepared remarks on the teleprompter with his own incisive commentary.
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Each story follows different enchanting residents — a struggling musician who is also the last son of God, a PhD candidate whose dissertation unwittingly sparks chaos, a robot; as a whole, the collection weaves incisive criticism, dark humor, and magical realism in profound explorations of belief, love, justice, and violence.
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Driving at defenders with pace, carving out chances with incisive passing and harrying opponents out of possession, Lee managed to draw some of the focus off skipper Son and showed that despite standing a modest 5ft-7in (1.7m) tall, he would not be intimidated by hulking Honduran defenders.
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Jill Soloway's second series for Amazon after breakout hit Transparent, I Love Dick isn't the kind of show you want to Google at work, but the deliciously self-aware dramedy is every bit as refreshing as Soloway's first Amazon opus, with an equally incisive — and sadly underexplored — perspective.
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Dan Jarvis, a much-fancied MP and former soldier, gave a leader-like speech on the party's future on March 10th, while a "shadow shadow cabinet" of moderates offers the sort of incisive opposition from the backbenches that Mr Corbyn and his team fail to offer from the front.
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In considering this project, the imprint believed that an articulate discussion of these issues, coming from an unconventional source like Mr. Yiannopoulos could become an incisive commentary on today's social discourse that would sit well within its scope and mission, which is to publish works for a conservative audience.
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As Hopper contemplates the circumstances of her spinster life—among them fraught cohabitation, seeking out a sperm donor (see the incisive and metaphorically hilarious essay "Moby-Dick"), and assembling a care team for a friend with stage four cancer—she foregrounds a claim that ought to be obvious.
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The first season of UnREAL, Lifetime's buzzy drama centered on the fictional Bachelor-esque reality show Everlasting, took an incisive look at the relationship between gender and power structures in the TV industry while also providing a healthy dose of heightened melodrama that the network's built its name on.
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"In an age when much of our most incisive journalism is the product of multi-organization collaboration and team reporting, it is heartening to note that eight of this year's Polk winners are the work of individual reporters," John Darnton, the curator of the awards, said in a statement.
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Recipe: Burrata With Fava Beans, Fennel and Celery And to Drink ... The rich creaminess of burrata and the spring freshness of fava beans and arugula suggest crisp white wine — something with zest and incisive linearity, meaning the flavors and texture are felt with focused length rather than broad complexity.
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The biracial artist Robert Colescott (1925-2009) didn't fully claim his black identity until he was in his 40s, but he did so with a vengeance in a series of hair-raisingly funny, offend-everyone paintings that marked him as one of 20th-century America's most incisive satirists.
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Scaramucci will discuss this on the CNN Business "Markets Now" live show Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. "Markets Now" streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN Business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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By the start of the Obama era, incisive women's blogs like Jezebel and Feministing had already hit the web and started throwing popcorn at the big screen of American culture, covering the same topics that women's magazines did — fashion, movies, sex — but taking on the women's magazines too.
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With Mr. Bychkov still ill, Mr. Gersen made his Philharmonic subscription series debut a few hours later, leading impassioned and incisive accounts of Tchaikovsky's symphonic poem "Francesca da Rimini," a piece he had never conducted, and the intense "Pathétique" Symphony, a work he had previously led only in part.
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The reader never doubts that Li is an incisive thinker, but her tendency to sublimate her own emotions in the correspondence between others, be it Turgenev to Henry James or Chekhov to Tchaikovsky, occasionally puts one in mind of a devout nun's scrupulous study of her prayer book.
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In addition to Jonah and Amy, its core pairing, it features a romance between Mateo and Jeff (one of Cloud 9's corporate leaders) that is at once sharply incisive and very funny, touching on Jeff's internalized homophobia as well as the significant class divide between the two.
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Although "The Dinner Party" has bestowed Chicago with legendary status in the annals of feminist art history, it has also overshadowed the rest of her oeuvre — which, according to A Reckoning, is thorny, entangled, bristling with anger — and incisive in its condemnation of patriarchy and its dismissal of female subjectivity.
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But instead of the works I expected to see—ones that delivered an incisive critique of gentrification, for instance, or made radical proposals for equitably designing and using space—"Showroom" offers a series of projects that, taken together, seem singularly fixated on the aesthetics of presentation and modes of display.
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SNL can't have it both ways — it can't be a beloved cultural institution with bragging rights about carrying the country through hard times, and then pass the buck when we most need bold, incisive satire to upend the status quo and expose the ridiculousness of the things we're taking for granted.
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Bookended by incisive and moving essays from renowned rap scholars Jeff Chang (Can't Stop Won't Stop), Greg Tate (Flyboy 2: The Greg Tate Reader), and Dave Tompkins (How to Wreck a Nice Beach: A Vocoder from World War II to Hip-Hop), Ghost Notes features over 200 of Cross's photos.
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A bright slip of a swimsuit seems a small garment on which to hang a knotty morality play, but the ingenious Lucas Hnath engineers this remarkable feat with "Red Speedo," a taut, incisive drama at New York Theater Workshop about a swimmer with high Olympic hopes and a waterlogged ethical compass.
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While much of the show's first season feel needlessly twisty and jerky, the way the mystery eventually comes together while allowing for sharp observations about the show's characters speaks to Search Party being much more incisive — and worthy of a 10-hour marathon commitment — than it might appear at first glance.
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In Cannon's opinion, Sakoguchi's baseball series ranks as the most imaginative, incisive, and important artistic statement ever made about the national pastime—or any sport, for that matter "If you look at the collection of paintings as one conceptual artwork, it's the greatest piece ever done about baseball," he said.
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Speaking to the press about his decision, Jones was every bit as clear, incisive and bold as he's earned a reputation for being over his years in Baltimore: "When players walked out years ago and walked the picket lines and stuff, they did that for reasons like this," he said.
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Porter, who is known for her incisive questioning of witnesses, then asked Kadlec whether he knew the prices of several medical services that could be associated with a coronavirus test, writing down her own figures for each service on a whiteboard she had brought to the House Oversight Committee hearing.
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But in "New People," her captivating and incisive fifth book, Danzy Senna has crafted a tragicomic novel that powerfully conjures the sense of optimism once associated with future racial transcendence, even as it grounds that idealism in a present that bears more than just a family resemblance to the racialized past.
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Midge ruminates about her own complicated marriage as she drifts through the streets of Paris, only to end up in a drag bar, where her incisive comedy style, exposing herself in a bracing, sarcastic manner, is juxtaposed against the drag performances, including a trio singing a song about gay Paree.
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But pundits and politics Twitter will be watching all the candidates for signs that they have what it takes—whatever that actually means, be it incisive policy ideas or a particularly viral memes—to keep their hats (or their gold chains?) in the race as the country gets closer to 2020.
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Warren came alive in the Democratic debate in Las Vegas last week, delivering the kind of incisive attacks against Bloomberg and other rivals that many of her supporters had been hoping for for months and fueling a fundraising surge that netted her more than $85033 million in the day that followed.
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Its examinations of the Catch-22s built into the endless war on terror are frequently incisive, and in Carrie, it's created a character who neatly stands in for America itself — trying to atone for some of the most awful things it's done, but sloppily, and mostly to cover its own ass.
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While he's cautious not to overplay his own story, adding that he doesn't "want to paint it like it was super crazy," the video still makes for a short but incisive look at one of young kings of contempory British music, and the climate that made him who he is.
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For its first couple of seasons, The Boondocks — which follows two young black kids from the city who move in with their grandfather in the suburbs — was one of the most incisive TV satires around, thanks to the sharp writing of Aaron McGruder and a terrific cast of vocal performers.
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Ferragu will talk about this with CNN correspondent Zain Asher on the "Markets Now" live show Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. "Markets Now" streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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As the smartphone took over intimate corners of life, it felt almost compulsive, this need to be more genuinely heard — a compulsion Cusk used to ingenious effect in 2014's "Outline" and the two novels that followed it, by creating a narrator who was, indelibly, an incisive filter for the stories of others.
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Mr. Forbes may be the least well known of the principals but his exceptionally well-sung Buddy hints at this two-timing salesman's unexpected reserves of strength, even as Mr. Quast's storied vocals remind us once again of the incisive power of an Australian performer too rarely seen these days in Britain.
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Boutle will talk about this with CNN correspondent Alison Kosik on the "Markets Now" live show Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. "Markets Now" streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN's business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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Led, as Solnit notes, by "the young, on campuses, on social media, in the streets," this revitalization has given feminism widespread appeal, but it's also fostered a rhetorical lameness that has alienated some of the movement's smartest members, whose incisive critiques would only strengthen the platform, in order to incorporate the hateful and misinformed.
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The script for Juno was the first example we saw of what Cody does best: She gives us compelling women characters who don't sit comfortably in the mainstream cultural conversation, and she does it with an incisive eye and a rare empathy that ensure her work lasts long past the initial criticisms against it.
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The old Academy would almost certainly have picked "La La Land"—and did, for a fleeting moment—but if its new members can honour an independent, deeply personal film about race and sexual identity in inner-city Miami, who is to say that a genre-bending, incisive film like "Get Out" can't win either?
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Trump tapped McMaster, whose incisive military criticism and success in helping turn around the Iraq War earned him bipartisan praise, to replace disgraced NSA chief Michael Flynn after he resigned in late February over misleading Vice President Pence and the American public about the nature of his conversations with Russian Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak.
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When new episodes of The Good Wife were still being churned out on a weekly basis, it was the beneficiary of both an intensely devoted fanbase and a passionate, incisive group of recappers; showrunners Robert and Michelle King have copped to terminating plotlines and characters ahead of schedule because they were floundering with fans.
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It's no coincidence, probably, that faith pops up on comedies that are more daring and culturally specific to begin with, like "The Carmichael Show" or the "black-ish" episode where the Johnsons decide to attend their white neighbors' church, and it ends up an incisive tour of how black and white Americans spend Sunday.
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As different as these three books are, they all genuflect to both Federer and Wallace, and they all to varying degrees try to do what Wallace did: By applying a wide-ranging and incisive intelligence to what is really only a game, they hope to make their work significant, universal — not "just" about sports.
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She already won us (and The New York Times) over with her incisive songwriting and hair-trigger-dynamic voice on last year's contemplative debut EP Strange Darling, but it's the top-down ferocity of her live shows—think big guitars and bigger wails—in the time since that's had us eagerly awaiting new material.
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A small, welcome oasis of entertainment in this fraught summer, it's a surprisingly incisive take on a time of life when newfound sexual freedom and quantities of alcohol can wreak havoc on your ability to judge what matters most and how to go after what you want without trampling on those who love you.
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The 68-year-old's incisive takes on politics of the day have been missing from Fox News Channel's "Special Report" for nearly a year as he battled an abdominal tumor and subsequent complications, but colleagues and viewers alike had held out hope that he would return to the evening show he helped establish as must-viewing.
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In the years to come, Hollywood would be celebrated — and celebrate itself, via awards — for its frank depiction of the Vietnam War, for its political activism, especially on the part of its male liberal stars, for its incisive satire (M*A*S*H, Shampoo), and its interrogation of racism (Guess Who's Coming to Dinner) and labor issues (Norma Rae).
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The story of a black photographer who visits the home of his white girlfriend's parents, only to discover the nefarious horror they and their rich white friends are perpetrating, Get Out walks the narrowest of lines, balancing satire, 1970s-horror paranoia, incisive social commentary, and psychological unease to create a film that is frightening, accessible, and disturbingly resonant.
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Bak will talk about his firm's strategy and the broader markets with CNN correspondent Alison Kosik on the "Markets Now" live show Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. "Markets Now" streams live from the New York Stock Exchange every Wednesday at 12:45 pm ET. Hosted by CNN Business correspondents, the 15-minute program features incisive commentary from experts.
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There were incisive shows of the remarkable 1970s tape paintings by Merrill Wagner at Zürcher Gallery in the East Village; the architectonic abstractions in hot colors on a black ground by Jason Karolak at McKenzie Fine Art on the Lower East Side; and the minimal early paintings of the found-object sculptor Al Taylor at David Zwirner in Chelsea.
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Incisive questions from the committee today included sceptical scrutiny of Facebook's claims and aims for a self-styled 'Content Oversight Board' it has said will launch next year — with one Irish legislator querying how the mechanism could possibly be independent of Facebook , as well as wondering how a retrospective appeals body could prevent content-driven harms.
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At certain points, one wishes that Kirsch, elsewhere an incisive critic, had devoted more space to a critical assessment of his writers, as, for example, when he notes in passing that Yehuda Halevi's philosophic argument for Judaism may be in some ways troubling but then says nothing about the intellectual scandal of Halevi's theology-based racism.
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I spread the pages all over the floor of my bedroom, and sat before the flickering green screen of an Amstrad word processor for the next 30 hours with a stash of Marlboro reds, Jack Daniels and black coffee, trying to temper my emotions and write something Mr. Kelly would consider incisive enough to make a cover story.
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The greatest TV dramas find ways to be incisive and thoughtful about their characters, to acknowledge their faults while also giving us ample evidence of their strengths; what sets Halt apart is the way it seems to want its characters to become better people, to circle back around in their next iteration to some other, more beautiful self.
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" Reviewing the book last year in The New York Times Book Review, Alan Ehrenhalt praised Dr. Cohen, a professor of American Studies at Harvard, for her "incisive treatment of the entire urban-planning world in America in the last half of the 20th century," and fair-mindedness in addressing what has become, he writes, "a highly polarized subject.
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Its opening and closing goals here illustrated that neatly: perhaps one or two of its rivals could match the rapid-fire, incisive passing that led to the first, scored by David Silva; at a push, one or two might be able to conjure the swirling intricacy of the 44-pass move that allowed Ilkay Gundogan to score the third.
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Well, luckily for all of us, Kreizman can not only be found writing about books (her byline can be spotted everywhere from Vanity Fair to New York Magazine to BuzzFeed to the Wall Street Journal), but you can listen to her interview authors every week on her smart, incisive, and brilliantly named podcast, The Maris Review.
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Before the success of his stand-up special "Homecoming King" and his incisive turn as host of the 217 White House Correspondents Dinner, he said he'd already been thinking about applying his comedic style to news stories that weren't necessarily at the center of everyone's attention, in a format that didn't look like another cookie-cutter late-night comedy.
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Packed with incisive essayistic excursions, explorations of chance, traffic accidents, pathology, probability and the weather, along with extravagant characters, picaresque sexual encounters and a rebellious questioning of love, gender and morality in a world then newly abandoned by God, "The Man Without Qualities," which is set in 1913 and runs nearly 2,000 pages, has a contemporary flavor.
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As I packed up, I thought about another crazy game I covered, the Mets' loss to St. Louis in Game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship Series, and how the incisive prose I wrote that night celebrating the Mets' return to the World Series had been consigned to the depths of my hard drive, never to be read.
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The volume offers little in the way of hard news revelations about investigations by the F.B.I. or the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III (not unexpectedly, given that such investigations are ongoing and involve classified material), and it lacks the rigorous legal analysis that made Jack Goldsmith's 20173 book "The Terror Presidency" so incisive about larger dynamics within the Bush administration.
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But for the A.O. Scotts of the world who remain skeptical of millennial immaturity, and those who must be reminded that life is more than material possessions and lifestyle regimens, The Little Prince should make a compelling, if not always fully incisive, case for clinging to the lessons of youth … even if one ends up wearing a snake for a hat.
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" Writing in Slate in 2012, the critic Jacob Silverman decried the effect of social media on reviewing, arguing that it made incisive criticism more difficult because your potential targets were almost always connected to you in some way: "Reviewers shouldn't be recommendation machines, yet we have settled for that role, in part because the solicitous communalism of Twitter encourages it.
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Recently, there have been one or two groans from Leeds fans when the busy playmaker gives the ball away, but generally it appears the majority of supporters are more than happy to suffer the occasional give-away, considering the ample amount of time Hernandez spends in possession, trying incisive passes and moments of creativity that most colleagues wouldn't dare attempt.
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A few for the political press that come to mind include "Dewey Defeats Truman," the botched banner headline on the Chicago Daily Tribune front page after President Harry S Truman defeated Thomas Dewey in 1948; the less-than-incisive coverage by many in the run up to the Iraq War; and the erroneous predictions of a Trump defeat in 2016.
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" Yet once they arrive in Africa a transformation begins—Stan is received as the dullard and Millie the incisive beauty who enjoys the attentions of all, not least Harry (Simba) Lewis, a suspiciously leonine man, whose voice "came to her hardly as part of the exterior world, but as though inspired within herself, like the beat of a second heart.
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As Minhaj takes the stage without a desk (like Bee does on Full Frontal), his show comes across more as a standup set than a talk show, and his approach of focusing on a single topic for most, if not all, of each episode (like Oliver does on Last Week Tonight) means that Patriot Act is incisive and, importantly, truly informative.
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Stories start to leak They color your name While up above Cloud turns to rain Gabriel offers an incisive encapsulation of Snowden's still-controversial legacy... Some say you're a patriot Some call you a spy An american hero Or a traitor that deserves to die ...While still being quite clear about what Peter Gabriel believes Snowden ought to do with the data he has access to.
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The larger-format Newari thali is a wreath of food around a dome of rice: a tumble of choila, meat licked by open flame, harboring smoke like an unreleased demon; black-eyed peas softened in mustard oil, chickpeas ticking with cumin, and more of that musya palu; achar, pickles more incisive than sweet; mustard greens like a pause in flavor, tasting of little but themselves.
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In the incisive " Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence ," Max Tegmark, a physics professor at M.I.T. who co-founded the Future of Life Institute, suggests that thinking isn't what we think it is: A living organism is an agent of bounded rationality that doesn't pursue a single goal, but instead follows rules of thumb for what to pursue and avoid.
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Late in Daniel Bergner's deeply moving new book, "Sing for Your Life" — an incisive portrait of a young black man from a poor and constricted home in southeastern Virginia who comes to possess, of all things, the potential for greatness at the highest levels of opera — there is a small scene that conveys the maddening odds against ever truly slipping through the cage of other people's perceptions.
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In addition to a fresh, savory syrah, he is making a white zinfandel — not the sweet, cloying mass-market kind, but a fresh, incisive style — and, most interestingly, a red made of the rubired, a little-known but common grape in the Central Valley, used primarily in cheap wines and coloring agents like Mega Purple, a ubiquitous tool in California for darkening pale reds.
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Outstanding, among the short-term sightings of the season, were Alex Katz's big, dark, deep landscapes at Gavin Brown's Enterprise; William Powhida's exquisitely incisive, connect-the-dots dissections of art and politics (including the Kanders affair) at Postmasters; and a David Hammons solo at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles which, blocks away from one of the country's largest urban homeless encampments, included its own tent city.
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