Sentence examples for acute judgment from inspiring English sources

The eunuchs, Ib & Hollo, were changelings of acute judgment, & deep friends.

Now his acute judgment and precise language exist only in memory, along with the thousands of races he described.

Also impressive was Gavin Lerena, from South Africa, whose acute judgment of pace brought him victories at odds of 25-1 and 10-1, helping to securie the cup for the rest of the world team.

Ted was a remarkable man of acute judgment who lived a life marked by grace, wit, wisdom, brilliance, integrity, devotion to the public good, always a servant of peace and justice.

Laced with acute judgments on figures such as Karl Kautsky and Rosa Luxemburg, it is still very much worth reading today.

In sum, he muses, "Given the amount of time and effort that curators, collectors, dealers, scholars and critics spend on formulating acute judgments of taste in relations to oil paintings, it seems odd that so few are prepared to apply some of the same skills in exploring works of arts (some of them distinguished) which stimulate another sense altogether: that of smell".

They were informed by her acute artistic taste, her penetrating judgment of artists and repertory, and a visionary approach to the next thing that audiences would enjoy.

Being rich, Ferguson said, makes his attention less acute, but his judgment more reliable.

At a time when feminism in Britain was just dawning, Mary was acute in her judgment that what women cried out for was the sharing of experience, the sense of real people writing on her page.

For instance, yesterday cricket writing's fondly loved emeritus John Woodcock was 80. Cricket correspondent of The Times from 1954 to 1988 but, still full of the joys, his sweet essence (if not his regular presence) has continued to bestow on the press box his judgments, acute insights, wise innocence, benign bonhomie and a fraternal feeling and time for tyros.

If his character was unreliable, his political judgment was acute.