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trenchant

[tren-chuhnt] / ˈtrɛn tʃənt /


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He has trenchant critics, and potential rivals, but still has approval ratings of which most western leaders can only dream.

From BBC

But he offers the trenchant point that it intersperses high-intensity plays with huddled breaks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Anchored by Huertas’ blazing performance, Pierre Saint-Martin’s trenchant debut plays both as a portrait of a person stuck in a state of perpetual grieving and an indictment of a troubled country.

From Los Angeles Times

When Mr. Hart discusses commanders and strategy his views are typically trenchant and insightful.

From The Wall Street Journal

But it’s consistently appealing, underpinned by fluent Broadway pop-rock melodies that, importantly, never overwhelm the lyrics, which are trenchant and clever.

From The Wall Street Journal