Sentence examples for astute feeling from inspiring English sources
Anthony Lane wrote that "Cholodenko has a fine, astute feeling for the rhythms of gaucherie and social mishap, and a particular sympathy for the plight of the two teen-agers (who seem ever more deserving of our sympathy than the adults do)." The New Yorker offers a signature blend of news, culture, and the arts.
He pulls over onto the shoulder and flicks it on, feeling astute.
But Mr. La Selva is an astute Verdian with genuine feeling for the style.
"They are very astute, and I really sense this feeling about university fees," she said.
But I can't say that, because Dinner is a brilliant restaurant, one that embodies Blumenthal's mixture of deep technical craft, ingenious feeling for theatre and astute sense of how to turn a meal into a story.
"Worthington's arrival looks like an astute move and the board have a feeling of confidence that this could be a season to remember.
Instead of feverishly attempting to decipher what is going on in this nearly five-minute video, we figured it more appropiate to display our #feelings in our society's most astute form of expression: GIFs.
As a politician, he was astute enough aided by a talent for florid oratory but gradually lost touch with Roman feeling and fatally lacked the cold deliberateness of Octavian.
While their elders dithered, one especially astute group of early-career scientists was doing more than feeling grateful for being noticed.
There is a feeling in Korea that Choi, despite all of his experience and success, struggles against a tactically astute and flexible coach.
