Sentence examples for astute guide from inspiring English sources
It's also, handily enough, an astute guide to the myriad technical problems that faced the Hollywood studios in the transition from silents to talkies, as well as an uproarious comedy.
Aldous Huxley: An English Intellectual Nicholas Murray 496pp, Little, Brown, £20 Aldous Huxley was uncannily prophetic, a more astute guide to the future than any other 20th- century novelist.
My guide, an astute, self-deprecating 30-year-old, grew up on the plateau in a semi-nomadic family.
The global financial system is fortunate that Timothy F. Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, is the astute and thoughtful steward guiding it through the crisis still roiling markets and major financial institutions.
Royston Smith was on a guided tour of HMS Astute in Southampton docks when the shooting began on Friday afternoon.
The most reasoned voice was Vincent Canby's, the chief film critic for the New York Times for nearly 25 years, whose balanced approach combined astute observations with keen insights that guided an audience into what to expect.
His powerful integrity combined with astute sensibility for others made him a most trusted and loyal guide.
The decision to give pride of place to Ms. Roberts's raw first-person footage and to grant the Robertses a guiding role in the documentary was both generous and astute, a way for Mr. Deal and Ms. Lessin to avoid telling too much of the story across the divides of race and class.
In The Thinking Fan's Guide to Baseball, by Leonard Koppett (Sports Illustrated/Total Sports, $17), a sportswriter answers questions astute fans might bring up, analyzing the game with a nearly scientific attention to detail.
That's why graduate students and postdocs pondering the tenure-track job market need to read an astute and revealing handbook published this month, The Professor Is In: The Essential Guide To Turning Your Ph.D. Into a Job.
