Sentence examples for Exceptionally astute from inspiring English sources
There's nothing exceptionally astute or extraordinarily perceptive about it.
Brooks seems exceptionally astute about the agressions and anxieties of comedians.
A very quick word about Mantel, whom I remember – no surprise here – as an exceptionally astute reader and the keeper of more detailed and more illuminating notes than the rest of us put together (no offence, everyone else).
But Miroff, whose analysis of this episode is exceptionally astute, reminds readers that "while the process that produced Eagleton seems incredible today, it was actually close to the norm for its era".
Sherry Cooper, an economist at Bank of Montreal, whom we find exceptionally astute, is raising her forecast for third quarter growth to 3.8%, a swing of more than four percentage points from the – 1% of the second quarter.
An exceptionally astute politician deeply involved with power issues in each state, Lincoln reached out to "War Democrats" (those who supported the North against the South), and managed his own re-election campaign in the 1864 presidential election.
None of the potential candidates openly canvassed for the removal of Mr Hatoyama and Mr Ozawa, so it is hard to identify anyone in the party's leadership who looks exceptionally courageous or politically astute.
Instead, the project used an astute research piece, along with workshops and networking, to achieve consensus between an exceptionally diverse group of stakeholders on the meaning of grassroots peace-building.
