Sentence examples for Astute vision from inspiring English sources

Aside from one of the most outrageous chase sequences in recent cinema history, the film offers an intelligent, ironic and politically astute vision of US immigration policy.

The interesting thing about Cameron's rise to the leadership is how much it has relied on his astute political vision and how little on detailed policy ideas.

The 1986 Inside Out (Channel 13 Friday at 8 p.m). offers the most astute, intense vision of the horror of agoraphobia imaginable.

Mr. Nasr makes some persuasive arguments for more concerted diplomatic and economic engagement on the part of the United States around the globe, though his observations about America's essential role on the world stage owe a lot to those set out by Zbigniew Brzezinski in his astute 2012 book, "Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global Power".

He might have preferred the vision of the astute, icy control freak.

Slim's astute mathematical brain and business vision are indisputable, but it is his ability to understand and navigate politics over many decades that has been the cornerstone to his success, concludes Osorno.

The artist believes his own professional integrity has strengthened over the course of his practice, and that his vision has become more astute.

Yet as embodied by an intensely focused Alfred Molina, under the astute direction of Michael Grandage, one man's aesthetic vision became a dynamic physical process.

A man of vision and truth, Herbert Berman was an astute Jewish communal leader and champion of religious Zionism who immersed himself in addressing the challenges facing world Jewry.

Some astute passes when dropping deep, showing that trademark vision, but still looks short of his best.

While this may seem like a blissful vision, there will certainly be obstacles that this astute billionaire couple is aware they will face.