Sentence examples similar to particularly astute determination from inspiring English sources
LaPaglia is particularly astute on Jew-blaming.
(She's particularly astute on Freud).
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.
News junkies, journalists and particularly astute citizens undoubtedly realize that much of what Trump said is exaggerated or simply false.
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.
When Kotaku searched through Japanese text-board 2ch to gauge the reactions over there, one anonymous commentator was particularly astute - "Western internet forums are on fire.
Eugenides adeptly renders the patter of college intellectuals and the sweet banter of courtship, and is particularly astute on the uncertainties awaiting after graduation.
Showler is particularly astute about the ways in which race is a persistent stumbling block for "The Bachelor," even after last year's casting of the first black Bachelorette.
But I'm more in tune with the Times man and his particularly astute obvservation that it looked more like a costume drama than a near-contemporary adaptation.
