Sentence examples for astute viewer from inspiring English sources

In the painting "Bird House," amid the heavy drapes and baroque furniture, an astute viewer can spot a tiny replica of one of Gerhard Richter's paintings propped against a wall.

This intimate, compelling film, which opens today at the Film Forum in Manhattan, confirms what any astute viewer of his films has probably guessed: that they are intensely autobiographical.

Astute viewers will note thoughtful contrasts in texture, color, design and shape.

At this point, the most astute viewers may have noticed what all four of these shows have in common: they're largely female-driven.

The exchange between father and son has a surreal quality from the get-go, and astute viewers will immediately realise what's happening - but this actually adds to its impact.

Astute viewers of Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" — and there's no other way to be when indulging in his feast of visual wonders — may have noticed a sign on a building for the Dutronc Detective Agency.

SCORECARD -- Mr. Cuomo takes a subtle swipe at his opponent with the reference to the state pension fund that Mr. McCall oversees, but it is doubtful that all but the most astute viewers will catch it.

Semi-astute viewers will note the slideshow in my video.

Many of his journalists are already looking for new employers (such as Vedomosti, a business daily to be launched later this year, whose backers include the Financial Times, part-owner of The Economist).Simply corralling the media behind the official line will therefore be difficult; Russia's astute, cynical viewers and readers would notice.

Often the celebrity is no more or less astute than the average CNN viewer.

One would need to spend a week here to watch every film, but interactive consoles allow viewers to sample such astute deconstructions of image-making as "Ein Bild," from 1983, about the staging of a Playboy magazine shoot, and "Videograms of a Revolution," from 1992, which documents the occupation of the national television station in Bucharest during the final days of Nicolae Ceauşescu's regime.