How To Use Astutely In A Sentence
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They also astutely observed the land and people around them as they jostled along.
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Besides my amusement in actually relating a current writing to Plato, I think the column astutely voices a deficiency of student engagement in classes.
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But it is an astutely packaged and worthwhile collection none the less, with translations from the Zulu on the sleeve.
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Oxford, as Evelyn Waugh astutely observed, is a city best seen in early summer.
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As Eliot over at Buzzfeed so astutely points out: the definition of gristle is “tough cartilaginous, tendinous, or fibrous matter especially in table meats.”
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The young man astutely observed him in action and tried to absorb the great lessons his boss had to teach.
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As the theologian Robert Farrar Capon so astutely recognized, the entire argument of Ephesians in the first chapter is what is called a recapitulation.
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In 2002, McCain astutely pointed out that Bush was the first President in US history to start a war and not raise taxes to pay for it.
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The way he astutely details intelligence operations appeals to me at many levels.
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He was astutely generous too with commissions for churches, chapels, convents, vestments and altarpieces.
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He astutely pointed out that when either teachers or students know they are being videotaped, they tend to not behave normally.
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But these flourishes never distract from the droll human dramas that Wong has so astutely and amusingly worked out.
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Drummer Wilson is astutely attune to the needs of the music as he seamlessly changes from brushes to sticks, from clashing hi hat to shimmering cymbal.
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L'Avvenire reports the Pope has urged priests to use the internet "astutely".
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It has nothing to do with her being a WOMAN or Senator Obama being AFRICAN-AMERICAN, as you so 'astutely' observe in your post.
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He also said he sent Ashkenazi a blog post written by Max Boot of Commentary, which he said "astutely" picked apart the erroneous information that's been floating around.
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Pope Benedict XVI urged priests to use the internet "astutely" and make the most of opportunities offered by modern technology.
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Orwell astutely speculated that ‘quite possibly that particular fashion will not last.’
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The marketing and media frenzy surrounding the matter is astutely and humorously depicted.
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Freemantle had an idea that the TV session, astutely managed , might well develop into a show.
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he invested his fortune astutely
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What's demanded, in the guise of questions about flag lapel pins, is what Michael Berube once astutely defined as contentless patriotism.
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This is a political process, the success of which depends on how astutely the manager can redefine the situation.
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We follow the major auction house results pretty astutely.
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He has written widely and very astutely on several notable aspects of class relations.
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ZAHN: I think you so astutely described what that situation might be like on the ground, and I think you used the word convoluted, and you talked about the concerns about collateral damage.
CNN Transcript Nov 20, 2001
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Disaster threatened until Captain Hull astutely towed, wetted sails, and kedged to draw the ship slowly ahead of her pursuers.
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As a 14 year-old "auslander" (the German word for foreigner) I was astutely aware that I was different, but unaware that I would be reminded of the fact on many occasions.
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This was astutely laid out in the second part of the essay.
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Her strength lies in her power and deception, and reading her opponent astutely.
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Even more astutely, the author weaves in stories from his own research.
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Drummer Wilson is astutely attune to the needs of the music as he seamlessly changes from brushes to sticks, from clashing hi hat to shimmering cymbal.
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VATICAN CITY, Jan 23, 2010 (AFP) - Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday urged priests to use the Internet "astutely" in a message for this year's World Communications Day.
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