Sentence examples similar to You're so astute from inspiring English sources

Not all of Leicester's transfer business is so astute.

Yet the rhythms are so astute and hip that tight unison is a sociable pleasure.

He's so astute and he's believed in this from the get-go.

He asks questions in meetings that are so astute they draw double-takes.

I think that's where Bob Joffrey's choices for his company were so astute.

Since Booth is so astute, we asked him to choose five of his favorite July 4th covers and explain why he likes them below.

"He was so astute in basketball," Whelan said, "that on the first night he joined us, he almost knew the plays".

It's very casual, but Varda is so astute and the quality of the film-making is such that it becomes something very beautiful, a meditation on life.

It was so astute in the way it talks about the friendship between the two main guys: it's insightful and tender and didn't feel too contrived.

Whatever its contribution may have been to the field of communications theory, it was so astute about Times affairs that it was passed around among reporters as a kind of in-house Masters and Johnson.

Cameron's stark, psychologically revealing portraits -- vastly different from the stagy allegories and literary tableaus her name brings to mind -- are so astute and at times so modern that they seem to leap across time.