Sentence examples similar to a considerable acumen from inspiring English sources
"I began writing about my mother, little sketches for myself, and largely about myself, in 1985 when my elder sister, Sally - a lifetime sibling rival and always a critic of considerable acumen - forced me to pay attention and understand that our mother, Helen Millett, could actually die, and perhaps soon".
In running the Garage, Zhukova has shown considerable acumen.
On the other hand, the cast works miracles and Richard Boleslavsky, the director, has displayed considerable acumen in assembling his scenes.
Love Story was chocolate-box romanticism, directed with considerable acumen and no cynicism; nothing could have been further removed from it than The Hospital, a vision of a medical establishment as a microcosm of a decaying society.
Even so, he showed considerable acumen in setting out and conceptually clarifying the fundamental concepts of economics (wealth, value, labor, money, efficiency, etc)., in bringing out the difficulties involved in cross-cultural and trans-historical comparisons of wealth, and in analyzing the various cases of market failure, from monopoly to collective action problems to negative externalities.
Nate could have applied his considerable acumen and insight to shed light on this important topic.
Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.
A considerable wine selection.
A considerable contribution!
