Sentence examples for astute command from inspiring English sources
Film-makers' increasingly astute command of three dimensions means that the mad travelling shot is no longer such a rarity.
Occasionally, Stevenson's research feels wedged into the narrative too self-consciously ("But remember, the fine for hiring a coach on Sunday is 10 shilling a head"), and her characters can sometimes seem astonishingly astute in their command of their country's recent history.
Mr. Thomas conveyed all of the music's taut intensity while shaping the whole with savvy command and astute musicianship.
He has a superb ear for speech rhythms, a generally astute sense of selective detail, and a natural storyteller's command of narrative pacing.
But British officers serving under him in his command of the main US corps until February this year found him surprisingly thoughtful, culturally aware and politically astute.
When viewing that tape, every astute publicist sees something very different than most people; we see a man of inordinate presence, acutely aware of and taking command of his image.
Others considered it astute.
