Sentence examples for acute thinker from inspiring English sources
I don't mean the version that depicts her as a chilly, forbidding figure, but certainly the one that presents her as unashamedly cerebral, an alert and acute thinker who doesn't squander words.
When the psychopath is an acute thinker about responsibility and the atheist a tantrum-prone man-child hoping to avoid it, we have trouble deciding how to invest our emotions.
The Romanticist generations could neither agree that life was a concourse of unfeeling atoms nor trust the physicists' assertions based on a law of causation that the most acute thinkers had discredited.
"A brilliant combination of an acute mind and a strategic thinker.
But she is an acute and perceptive thinker about poetry, an imaginative editor who is breathing new life into The New Republic, and a formidable poet.
Salomon Maimon (1753 1800) stands as one of the most acute, original, and complicated thinkers — and certainly one of the most fascinating personalities — of the 1780s and 1790s.
Of course this does not mean that the artist must be a profound thinker or an acute critic; nor that he must be a pattern of virtue or a hero; but he must have a share in the world of thought and action which will enable him, either in his own person or by sympathy with others, to live the whole drama of human life.
Although he wore his learning lightly, he was also a thinker whose interest in folklore and its ramifications was as acute as his love of music.
Artists (in the broadest sense of the term) being exceptionally acute "witnesses" of their times must, he argued, be taken seriously as thinkers and moral agents; their works have political and ethical force.
