Sentence examples for astute language from inspiring English sources

Written in the Latin script, the language is a challenge to decipher for all but the most astute language students.

Partly this is a result of astute marketing by Spanish-language mass media.

Mr. Murakami, who is frequently called the Japanese Andy Warhol, is an astute manipulator of visual languages, artistic mediums and business models.

She was vibrant, clinically astute and insisted on simple descriptive language rather than psychiatric jargon.

Curtis is a wonderful anomaly in this industry both a sick DJ and and talented poet, using his skill with language to make funny yet astute social commentary.

We Americans are now way more astute to the subtleties of discrimination in language and behavior and are far more organized via social media networks to respond to a tribal "call to arms" over an abuse.

Tara, described as lustrous like the moon, is praised by Vali as one who understands the language of all creatures and is astute to clarify her statement.

Yet this is also the music of an intellectually astute composer who has fashioned atonal and diatonic harmonic idioms into a distinctive language.

Seeking a wider demographic, directors veer ever nearer to patronizing their audiences, as they invent astute (or simply cute) ways to make these old plays with their old language excite theater-goers today.

An astute politician, he propagandized tirelessly for centralized Reform institutions in his English-language weekly, the American Israelite; in his German-language paper, Die Deborah; and in many rabbinical conferences.

In particular, we were moved by EunBin's astute awareness of time and couldn't help but notice the musicality of the language in some of her descriptions.