Meanings of very trenchant in anglès

He gave me a very trenchant look.

It is Vegas's plea for acceptance in a contemporary world that forms the basis of some very trenchant comedy.

He would have had something very trenchant to say of what is now known as "the modern side."

They paced for some minutes round the garden gossiping, Redmayne making very trenchant criticisms, but evidently enjoying the younger man's company.

This criticism is not very trenchant, but its weakness is due, I think, more to timidity of statement than to lack of perception.

'A very trenchant title,' said Larry.