Sentence examples for astute selection from inspiring English sources
There's a vast, astute selection of beer and wine and an excellent thirteen-dollar bar burger, with a hefty charred flavor, good cheddar, and a squishy potato bun.
The Guggenheim takes time off from thematic blockbusters to bring the public up to date on recent acquisitions, provocatively installed by three younger curators among an astute selection of older works from the collection.
It's an astute selection that sidesteps irredeemably ill-conceived plays like "In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel," from 1969, a hollow and mannered drama about a painter in crisis, and "The Red Devil Battery Sign" (1977) which feels like a bad parody of Sam Shepard infused with the paranoid angst of the 1970s.
They need to be an astute selection of texts as windows into cultural traditions and values.
The retrospective, programmed by the archive's Paul Malcolm, is an astute selection of the accomplished, often daring work Lloyd did for TV as a producer and director.
Through his work as an archivist, bibliographer and biographer for Allen Ginsberg, Bill Morgan has made significant contributions to Beat scholarship, and he and his co-editor, David Stanford, have made astute selections.
As Mr. Gopnik explains in astute introductions to individual selections, Americans in Paris typically want to take notes.
Here, a selection of Iyanla's most astute -- and down-to-earth -- words of wisdom about life and love.
Alongside them here will be a small selection of work by contemporary recorders of the landscape, not least the astute social commentary of Laura Oldfield Ford.
Currently the code that manipulates the selection markers looks as follows (truncated for simplicity - see the full selection API for more) Astute readers will have noticed an inherent problem here.
