Sentence examples for astute screen from inspiring English sources

It is a lesser movie than "The Apostle" (1997), which he wrote and directed and which remains on of the most astute screen treatments of American religion and the American South.

The majority of respondents reported that many health professionals, mainly in the lower level health facilities lack specialized training, knowledge and skills for cervical screening; lack the clinical astute to diagnose cervical cancer early based on symptoms and signs.

"It was very astute of Jimmy Tricario to realize the value of the big screen and leverage that in an upfront-style approach," said Juliet Corsinita, senior director for media and brand partnerships at Taco Bell.

James Harvey, in his astute book "Movie Love in the Fifties," argues that Mr. Brando's most memorable screen moments are "scenes of pure, painful, powerful loss.

It would take another six years and the incomparably astute direction of Leo McCarey to bring out the full register of Crosby's mature screen personality in "Going My Way" and its more emotionally shaded sequel "The Bells of St. Mary's" (released in 1945, but conceived before "Going My Way").

The sheet music starts at $3. Astute readers will not that this probably isn't a great idea for standard Kindles as the screen is a titch to small for active sheet musicry.

Until newborn screening for MPS II becomes widespread, it remains in the hands of aware and astute pediatricians, family practice physicians, and pediatric specialists to recognize and refer patients with suspected MPS II as early as possible.

Some of his actions, such as screening gay pornography to his congregants, look clownish and self-publicising, but Mr Ssempa has been astute in targeting students at Makerere, Uganda's best university.

Astute move?

The strategy was astute.

Very astute question.