Sentence examples similar to astute fun from inspiring English sources

Marcus took a similar, though more abbreviated, approach for a 2007 coffee-table book, "Rock 'n' Roll, '39–'59," with his "Seven Records," a fun, funny, and astute list-with-commentary that presented a microcosmic "portrait of rock 'n' roll" in its earliest years".

I love Grayson because he's not only great fun, but also a very astute observer of the art world.

There are several astute design choices that make for increased collaborative fun and interaction.

He also grew up to be one of our most respected film critics, author of the wildly opinionated, always fun-to-argue-with "Biographical Dictionary of Film," along with an astute biography of David O. Selznick and more than a dozen other books.

We talk about Journey, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Braid, and titles like them as exemplifying how video games are becoming more astute and grown-up, how an ability and willingness to represent "issues" is overshadowing conventional desires for mechanics and fun.

Astute move?

The strategy was astute.

Very astute question.

Others considered it astute.

Voters are astute.

That purchase already looks astute.