Astutely

One of them astutely asked what it was like to date Kristin’s ex-husband Jana memorably (and controversially) got with for a brief period in the fall of 2021.

Some have suggested, astutely I believe, that the Steelers may look to double dip at the position, as they could use another slot defender whose strength is coverage.

He astutely deconstructs the trap of a material culture, but still gives in to the temptation of buying shiny new things.

Her shows are now elevated by her astutely observed, brilliantly acted impressions of people in her life.

It’s where the subtleties get worked out, so it’s significant that it’s done attentively and astutely.

Stark astutely noticed Peter’s Spider-Sense but thought some other upgrades were in order.

The author astutely lumped together poignant stories that depict a sense of belonging and a sense of alienation tersely.

CNN’s Manu Raju astutely pointed out that in the photograph snapped by Reuters photographer Leah Millis, the president’s teleprompter is clearly visible and the misidentification appears to be a fumble all of his own doing.

The production values are good and the film is mounted astutely.

Thomas Friedman has astutely characterised the West vs the rest as order vs disorder.

In conversation, Alvin astutely deduces that she is pregnant (although this is not extremely physically obvious) and has run away from home.

When a deputy in the majlis asked Khomeini directly if he was the 'promised Mahdi', Khomeini did not answer, "astutely" neither confirming nor denying the title.