Sentence examples for an astute ear from inspiring English sources
It wouldn't have taken an astute ear to discern the band's influence on any number of blues-rock revivalists.
What's clear now is that the Beyoncé of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)," of "Get Me Bodied," of "Crazy in Love" and "Baby Boy" — that persona — was a homework assignment, a concession to the world around her by an artist with an astute ear and a gift for mimicry.
He had an astute ear for the strangeness of just kicking around Earth — the way that agitation and anxiety can, on occasion, subsume a person for no good reason, the way that we get bored and start looking for new ways to make trouble.
Among students like the powerhouse pianists Van Cliburn and John Browning, Mr. Wadsworth had an astute ear and gift for collaboration that set him apart as an accompanist, and he was soon racing among midtown recital halls to auditions for singers like the sopranos Reri Grist and Shirley Verrett.
Thanks to John Wilson's arduous sifting through orchestra sheets and his astute ear, and Seth MacFarlane's passion and support of the project, the world can now enjoy That's Entertainment!
Astute ears can also hear surf rock, classic rock and hip-hop permeating the group's 2018 record, "Con Todo El Mundo". Talking about the band's sound, bassist Laura Lee told music blog Passion of the Weiss, "I used to describe our vibe as a Quentin Tarantino soundtrack". The band opens for soul singer Leon Bridges.
But the group's director, Harold Rosenbaum, is an astute programmer with an ear for the unusual, and his programs have included rarities from early in the century as well as recent works that have not been widely heard.
Specifically, congenital cholesteatomas tend to be asymptomatic until they reach a significant size and rely on an astute clinician to make a diagnosis before the lesion causes significant damage to middle ear structures.
That's an astute observation.
Talk about an astute prediction.
