Sentence examples for both astute from inspiring English sources

In fact, finely directed by Paul Miller, it's both astute and kind.

Ms. Stein's crisp installation is aided by labels that excerpt the observations, both astute and nearsighted, of contemporary critics, and by vivid quotations that are sprinkled across the walls.

This says far more about the two forms of media than about the two men, both astute, wry commentators on contemporary life but in different ways, through very different outlets.

I don't doubt Ramsay was both astute enough and panicky enough to kill his father the minute he learnt there was a new heir but it's also the case that I don't find the character as fascinating as David Benioff and DB Weiss clearly do.

Calle's curatorial skills also have a chance to shine here: her choice of women to comment on her breakup email is both astute and uncommonly witty.

A soul who is both astute witness of life and full-hilt engager of it, and ambitious if only for to bring unfiltered truth to all people.

It is both politically astute and theologically compelling.

The film's portrait is of a multidimensional woman, both politically astute and often emotionally repressed.

He undoubtedly was both politically astute and intellectually gifted, keeping out of politics and not openly claiming the imamate.

So protecting these two is both politically astute - suffering services would make voters turn further against the Coalition - and practically virtuous - the greatest good for the greatest number.

Polley is increasingly drawn to beauty, in both his astute observations of the natural world and an almost old-fashioned gentleness of diction.