Sentence examples for astute author from inspiring English sources

Goold stages the Sisters as their psychologically astute author intuited them to be — as incarnations of Macbeth's unconscious.

The ever astute Jonathan Wilson, author of Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics, described him recently as "tactically probably the most important member of the Real Madrid side in 2013-14" in his deeper midfield role.

The analysis is more astute as the authors find that 'political' determinants determine tax levels.

But she praised the author as "an astute social commentator".

Gurcharan Das, an astute and supportive observer and author of a book on reforming India's economy, calls him a moderniser more than a reformer.

Regarding "A divide in the E.U. of the East" by Manu Joseph (Letter from India, Nov. 24): the author makes an astute, often overlooked point, namely that the productive regions of India are subsidizing the vast under-producing regions.

Indeed, the problems with "The Center Holds" — which draws upon interviews with more than 200 people — underscore the difficulties faced by even the most astute reporters writing what the author calls "contemporary history".

The author is particularly astute about what it's like to be an artist in a world where people keep "their true opinions to themselves" while chasing "tiny profits".

But Mr. Ellis — the author of an astute 1993 portrait of John Adams ("Passionate Sage: The Character and Legacy of John Adams"), as well as of books on Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and other members of the Revolutionary generation — uses his easy familiarity with the era to invest his portrait of the couple with authoritative historical perspective.

In many cases, Mr. Cirker's tastes proved more astute than those of his authors.

There is, of course, a dark side to big data, and the authors provide an astute analysis of the dangers they foresee.