Sentence examples for astute insights from inspiring English sources
Her priority here, it would seem, was to unravel the romantic entanglements that constitute a plot in this befuddling story to reveal Handel's astute insights into the nature of attraction.
Du Bois's well-known "The Conservation of Races" (1897) speech, the publication of The Souls of Black Folk (composed of essays and speeches written by Du Bois between 1897 and 1903), and Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil (1920) which not only borrows the language of Cooper's book title, but also relies on Cooper's astute insights on race and gender.
Despite Chait and Friedersdorf's confident prophecies predicting the inevitable death of anti-New Deal politics, the astute insights of Salam and Lilla reveal that this brand of conservatism is in no obvious danger of imminent demise.
"Girls Like Us" is a strong amalgam of nostalgia, feminist history, astute insight, beautiful music and irresistible gossip about the common factors in the three women's lives.
After finishing his coaching career with the Indiana Pacers (1986 89), he became a broadcast analyst for the 76ers, the Miami Heat, and finally ESPN, where he became recognizable for his colourful plaid jackets, astute insight, and nasal twang, before retiring in 2013.
I like that female friends, at least the ones I know, give astute insight and in return want assurance for their unusual insecurities.
Common Core stands on one astute insight -- that more rigor can also increase engagement even for, or especially for, low-skilled students.
And concluded that – aside from the fact we can be truly horrible and he enjoys being horrible with us – it was because his female friends "give astute insight and in return want assurance for their unusual insecurities".
And concluded that aside from the fact we can be truly horrible, and he enjoys being horrible with us it was because his female friends "give astute insight and in return want assurance for their unusual insecurities".
She delivers astute insight on race, politics, sexual violence and popular culture (on Netflix's Orange Is the New Black, a show widely touted for its diversity, she says, "... it is diverse in the shallowest, most-tokenistic ways.... This is the famine from which we must imagine feast") that manages to be both devastating and, often – crucially – funny.
