Sentence examples for an astute reader from inspiring English sources

This is a key point, from an astute reader.

He was an astute reader of people and devoted to helping others.

Park was both an astute reader of human experience and a show-off formalist.

He is an astute reader of the game and a very astute motivator of other players around him.

She always had reasons for her devotions, as an astute reader would, but she was, to her credit, probably the most emotional one among us.

The magazine did not identify these workers as convict laborers, he said, though from that detail an astute reader would understand that they were.

It doesn't take an especially astute reader to see all this as a metaphor for books themselves, which also grant access to other minds.

On the other hand, Moses Nahmanides, an important exegete in his own right, a very astute reader of texts, and a staunch opponent of Aristotle, professed his "open hostility and concealed love" for Ibn Ezra.

A very quick word about Mantel, whom I remember – no surprise here – as an exceptionally astute reader and the keeper of more detailed and more illuminating notes than the rest of us put together (no offence, everyone else).

At a certain point, making friends with leaders means making enemies of the people, and China has gradually become a more astute reader of that balance.

Even a moderately astute reader who was witness to these public discourses over the past few weeks would grasp the semantic irony, the contextual dissonance and the moral hypocrisy.