seems to capture a trenchant insurrectionary tableau

an undifferentiated mass of high-quality description and trenchant reflection that becomes both numbing and euphoric

trenchantly criticize code art

they wanted to destroy reality and themselves – and to rediscover, in the process, some sense of chivalry and nobility – and therefore they embraced the trenchant power of radical Islam.

One of Wang Hui’s most trenchant analyses is of the Tiananmen Square events

A trenchant sense of culture, discipline and consciousness, of outright irreconcilability with the bourgeoisie

full of trenchant fury and vengeful promises

Marx actually admired capitalism in some ways, which means that he might have been right about a few things; meanwhile, his trenchant criticisms of it will be treated as the quaintly perceptive observations of an awkward crank

a trenchant indictment of our global economic system

its trenchant edge is somewhat blunted by the passage of time

Norris points out that Rorty is less trenchant than Baudrillard

It is difficult to imagine a more trenchant political example of the weight of Lacan's distinction between the 'subject of the enunciated' and the 'subject of the enunciation'

the truly trenchant dimension of racism: the ‘being’ of blacks (as of whites or anyone else) is a socio-symbolic being