Sentence examples for particularly astute from inspiring English sources

(She's particularly astute on Freud).

LaPaglia is particularly astute on Jew-blaming.

Right, guys?" The 1999 film adaptation was summarised by one particularly astute critic as "creepy".

Sullivan's observations of the generational changes in desire among women of the past century are particularly astute.

They credited Mr. Van Hollen with being particularly astute at identifying potential opportunities for Democrats that were overlooked by others.

Eugenides's novel, which deftly renders the patter of college intellectuals and the sweet banter of courtship, is particularly astute about the uncertainties awaiting after graduation.

She says that she is adept at marketing and sales and at building relationships but that she is not particularly "financially astute".

Darwin's perceptions on the behaviors of other primates and how they relate to the way humans behave were remarkably astute, particularly given the highly anecdotal nature of what was then known.

The series of Lady Dior films, starring the French actress Marion Cotillard, are astute marketing tools, particularly for regions like Asia — highlighted in the recent "Lady Blue Shanghai" by David Lynch.

Many countries around the world - and particularly some of the most strategically astute countries - already profit from the competitive advantage of competence in a multitude of tongues.

During the roundtable, Kaine made a number of astute observations, but one particularly jumped out at us regarding the phony Solyndra "scandal".