Sentence examples for especially astute from inspiring English sources

Perman is especially astute when surveying the battle for scarce slots atop the social hierarchy.

" 'The more you know, the more you question,' one especially astute sophomore told me".

In terms of execution they have much in common with performance art, as documented by an especially astute observer.

Saks has been especially astute at this, not least by increasing significantly the share of goods on its shelves that carry its own label.

"The cool thing is, by reaching outside markets with really good wines, especially riesling, it will drive people back to the region, especially astute wine people".

It doesn't take an especially astute reader to see all this as a metaphor for books themselves, which also grant access to other minds.

White House officials and other Democrats said that they thought Mr. Clinton's action was especially politically astute because it could put the Republicans on the defensive on the issue of race as President-elect George W. Bush tries to put together a new administration.

Astute Republicans, especially those outside Washington, have long been talking of their party's need to "move on" from the impeachment and trial of the president.

I think this is an astute observation, especially with the growing visibility of such people as John Piper and Mark Driscoll.

The astute performer-lecturer — especially if he's French — is adept at charming those walls down.

But the regulations are a jumble of rules characterized by tiny measurements and peppered with exceptions that can confuse even the most astute calorie counter, especially when it comes to single-serving packaging.