Sentence examples for equally astute from inspiring English sources

The Trainspotting album was almost as accurate a snapshot of its era as the film itself, and Slumdog's use of music is equally astute.

She's equally astute at portraying the exaggerated passions of teenage life and the way that youthful energy warps the fabric of reality.

And the music choices are equally astute – the lean, pulsing electronica of the score is punctuated by a brilliantly unexpected rendition of Minnie Riperton's Loving You.

One measure of the bleak trajectory of the last eight years is that today The Onion looks equally astute when it says of the latest transition: "Black man given nation's worst job".

Franklin was an equally astute appointment: he could not do anything, we are told, without a cup of tea, and even then was never capable of more than eight miles a day "without being carried".

He emulated Cole with an equally astute finish, sweeping home a first-time shot from 20 yards after good work from Mark Noble.

Ganaye's decision to appoint Stendel after sacking José Morais following relegation seems equally as astute.

In various performances his sister, Carmen Corella, as Carabosse, was equally beguiling, incorporating astute mime and a cane; she led her movement from the hip, creating a cunning silhouette that was somehow crookedly sexy.

Busch was known as an astute marketer.

Gérôme may have been astute, but he may equally have been joking at Rousseau's expense - though we should be just as suspicious of Rousseau's supposed innocence and naivety, as a man if not as a painter.

Al was an astute investor as well.