Sentence examples for Remarkably astute from inspiring English sources

POTUS is a remarkably astute and stubborn individual.

That level of achievement was on display last Friday at the busy offices of The Lowell, the school's remarkably astute and well-written student newspaper.

They are remarkably astute in exploiting questions of culture and identity and are frequently among the first to push new divisive conversations.

The result is a "remarkably astute" work by "one of the great synthesizers of our time," Paul Kennedy wrote in the Book Review last January.

This is certainly true of J. M. Roberts's remarkably astute and balanced work, "Twentieth Century: The History of the World, 1901 to 2000".

This was before the advent of the EKG and still stands as one of the most remarkably astute clinical observations in the history of medicine.

Boys and girls are remarkably emotionally astute in childhood and adolescence.

Pochoda has a real gift for pacing, and she's a remarkably psychologically astute writer.

Once that becomes clear, his performance becomes funny, astute and remarkably skillful.

Having said that, "the Bosnian government bears a responsibility that cannot be avoided...[And] of course the main culprits are the aggressors, the Serbs".Visiting the cemetery in September 2003, Bill Clinton also gave a remarkably blunt, and politically astute, analysis of the political effects of the massacre.

Almost by accident, what began as a stellar birthday card has become a remarkably concise biography, with astute reflections on a career that started with a world scoop (the ascent of Everest) and went on to encompass newspaper reporting, broadcasting, a three-volume history of the British Empire, celebrated travel writing and a memoir of her sex change.