The phrase "astute commentaries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe insightful or perceptive analyses or observations, often in the context of literature, politics, or social issues.
Example: "The author's astute commentaries on contemporary society reveal deep understanding and critical thought."
Alternatives: "insightful analyses" or "perceptive observations".
It is not just that I will miss my husband's company, his acerbic wit, and his astute commentary at movies, concerts and plays.
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Robert L. Flora's black-and-white portrait of Malcolm X, the national spokesman for the Nation of Islam, stands as one of the great meta-images about photography — an astute commentary on our insatiable hunger for pictures.
This is Ms. Silvers's first big ensemble piece in a while; she doesn't appear rusty, maneuvering three interlocking groups of dancers, and Mr. Greenspan, with dexterity and verve in an astute commentary on the ways (and disarrays) of social couplings.
In spite of moments of close observation and astute commentary, however, there remains an inertness at the center of "Disobedience" -- whose title comes from an A. A. Milne poem about a 3-year-old's comic exasperation with his straying mother.
Unintentionally or not, it was also an astute commentary on a long-standing journalistic problem, which is that news about sports is not really news at all — not, at any rate, in the sense that news about politics, economic and social developments, and international affairs is news.
Interview highlights: Um, John Battelle, how giddy I get get when I say that Google is a node of control, what a mistake wearing two different horizontal striped shirts was, the reverential discussion about Baidu's Robin Li and Battelle's subtle yet astute commentary on why Apple is the only major player missing onstage.
We're reminded of the astute commentary of one particular Whitney-visitor-turned-art-critic who said, upon first encountering Perry's decapitated head, "What the f**k?" .
Casanova, in a rare moment of astute commentary, observes that Michael D. basically just put a lace overlay on the dress and cut it short but didn't transform it.
This is a very astute comment.
