Sentence examples for Not astute from inspiring English sources

The people who run baseball are nothing if not astute.

He marries Rosamond Vincy, the daughter of the mayor of Middlemarch, who flatters him, and flirts with him, and traps him into believing that he has inadvertently led her to expect a proposal - and he is too good-natured not to propose, and not astute enough to see he has been trapped.

It's near impossible to find an admission by Clarke that he was not astute or erred in judgment.

"They're just not astute on the cultural etiquette of Seattle," Horton complains.

December 3, 2013 The MPs, though, are concerned that the Co-op board simply wasn't astute enough to understand the risks which KMPG says it flagged up in its due diligence.

She is not an astute businesswoman.

Trevelyan concedes that he could be hotheaded and rash and perhaps was not politically astute.

Unlike Holmes, however, he was not an astute judge of character.

"These votes seem to show that the members of Congress are not very astute about opera".

That last is especially troubling when you consider that Mr Huckabee is not terribly astute about foreign policy.

The former Tory cabinet minister Lord Mawhinney said the advice the Prime Minister was getting was not "politically astute".