Sentence examples for astutely commented from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's why the Financial Times astutely commented last year that cuts to disability benefits were "the easiest bits of welfare reform to sell", as people don't understand that these benefits are for them, only needed when they are most vulnerable and least able to fight for themselves.

There's a sense in the show, astutely commented upon in the catalog, that female artists working in San Francisco faced less of a hurdle than those in New York.

CNN even had another former Dating Game contestant on to astutely comment on what it was like to be on the Dating Game with Alcala.

In the 2011 article "How to Talk to Little Girls," Lisa Bloom points out, astutely, that commenting on physical appearance is "our culture's standard talking-to-little-girls icebreaker," and we need to change that.

Its efficiency is commented.

The exchange was typical of the collection of letters that Ben Thompson has so astutely assembled and comments on so drolly in this book.

They comment astutely on Morton's regard among her peers but don't name a single young artist under her sway.

In rebuttal to the pushback that Vaynerchuk's comments received, he astutely asks, "why not both?" Why can't brands create a lot of high quality content?

The need for dedicated stewardship of Firestone's browsable collection was expressed astutely by Professor of History Martha Sandweiss, whose comment to a University trustee I have often repeated.

He noticed astutely, precisely, unnervingly.

The work was astutely timed.