Sentence examples similar to an astute pick from inspiring English sources
Obama may even make a geographically-astute pick by nominating someone from a key swing state.
Theres only so much good that a portfolio manager can do by astute picking of individual tax-exempt bonds.
Leicester were admirably astute, picking up the player for €450,000.
When I started training and playing games I thought to myself: 'I was stupid to hesitate.'" Leicester were admirably astute, picking up the player for €450,000.
He says he has a junkie's obsession with the sector, which has helped him make some astute picks.
His contributions were less visible; an astute businessman, he rarely picked a bad play.
An astute Richard Nixon quickly picked up on this in 1968 with his "Southern strategy," which meant, "Say little, and do less, about civil rights in the South". An even more astute Ronald Reagan launched his 1980 presidential campaign at the Neshoba County Fair near Philadelphia, Mississippi, which was a stone's throw from where three civil-rights workers were murdered in 1964.
He's also an astute performer: recently he dropped into a police station and picked up a broom to promote a campaign to clean up India.
An astute Richard Nixon quickly picked up on this in 1968 with his "Southern strategy," which meant, "Say little, and do less, about civil rights in the South".
Pick an issue or a facet of society, and mock it in an astute or absurd way.
