Sentence examples for most acute observations from inspiring English sources

His most acute observations may be about his sex life, which he delivers with an endearing mixture of offhanded candor and sharp wit.

Filmed over a period of a year in the same dingy Warsaw apartment block, the episodes are devoid of sentimentality or moralising but full of the most acute observation.

But one of the show's most devastatingly acute observations didn't have anything to do with sex or death.

Most of these studies, however, are acute observations and the long-term effects of hypoglycemia on markers of inflammation/endothelial injury are largely unknown.

However, most of these studies are short-duration acute observations and the long-term effects of hypoglycemia on inflammation, coagulation, and endothelial dysfunction are largely unknown and need to be studied.

But in spite of some acute observations and a few interesting performances (most notably from John Malkovich as Jerome's drawing teacher and the ever-reliable Jim Broadbent as Strathmore's least illustrious alumnus), "Art School Confidential" is a dull and dyspeptic exercise in self-pity and hostility.

In Soldado prático (written before 1578, published in 1790; "Experienced Soldier") Couto, who lived most of his life in the Indian city of Goa, added acute observations on the causes of Portuguese decadence in the East.

His acute observations of the provincial society in which he lived have made him one of the most respected regional writers in South American literature.

His most acute biographer, Andrew Birkin whose JJ.

But it is most acute at Citi.

But it is most acute in America.