This is Mr. Hickok, said the incisive voice over the wire.

Finally the sharp, incisive voice of William Spantz broke through the babble, commanding silence.

Herrick saw the mask slip, heard the keen, incisive voice.

Lady Gertrude's incisive voice cut sharply across the pulsing excitement of the girl's thoughts.

In a strident incisive voice he read from a paper on the desk before him:

It was Le Brusquet's incisive voice that cut in.

A clipped, incisive voice nothing like Harwich's effeminate parody said, What is going on, Miss Eliot?

Or he might say: I hear a curious, sharp, incisive voice somewhere over there on my right.

DuQuesne's cold, incisive voice broke the silence.

But suddenly an incisive voice said:

A somewhat sharp and incisive voice

Then his incisive voice mellowed suddenly.

A somewhat sharp and incisive voice speaking in French here struck in and prevented Graham's rejoinder: Quel joli dessin!

And so, a smile of cynical unconcern returned to his lips and his answer was delivered in a cold, incisive voice.

He believed it to be true, and for the moment at least his incisive voice and long forefinger carried with them conviction.

At a word from Mr. Pulitzer the secretary began to read in a clear, incisive voice some historical work, novel or play.