Sentence examples for astutely identified from inspiring English sources

The reviewer has astutely identified the key observation of this work.

The book "astutely identifies links between Byron's defiance of prevailing moral codes and his political radicalism".

He does astutely identify the point in the late 40s when "some undergraduates now regarded Dylan more as an entertainer than a great poet", but gives little more explanation of where this criticism would lead.

James Wood, in his criticism of the anti-intellectual spirit that has characterized much of the 2008 Republican Presidential campaign, astutely identifies the commercialized tone of John McCain's slogan "The Original Maverick" as being one that is "as close to a logo or a brand name as possible" ("Verbage," October 13th).

In their recently released book Stronger Together, Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, astutely identify the culprit that has stolen the invaluable benefit of security.

This sort of misogyny is rote, and likely to be familiar to this rapper, who wrote an intense, sharp defense of Mr. Brown, identifying the episode — captured in blurry photo and shaky video on the Internet — as a sexual assault, and astutely detailing how expectations about race and gender made it difficult for Mr. Brown to identify as a victim, if indeed he was.

A few nursing students astutely expressed concern that poorly-timed or aggressive immersion into IPE activities could dilute their ability to first form their own professional identify.

Automakers are astutely aware of the changes taking place in the transportation sector.

He noticed astutely, precisely, unnervingly.

The work was astutely timed.

Bayliss chose his intervention carefully and astutely.