Sentence examples for another astute from inspiring English sources

"Some Girl(s)" is yet another astute demonstration of his uncanny ability to draw pure water from the most poisoned of wells.

Origi should have restored Liverpool's lead from another astute pass into the box by Joe Allen but took too long in possession and allowed Pa Modou Jagne to make his second vital tackle of the game.

It was from another astute pass by Stewart out of his own defence that Tosh was released on the right, his ball forwards allowing O'Connor to turn inside Considine and, from around 12 yards, drill the left-foot drive low to the left of Soutar.

On the other hand, Shennan may follow the lead of Jim Moir, another astute BBC politician, who took over Radio 2 in 1996, changing the whole network eventually, after just tinkering at the edges initially, getting rid of weekend presenters – me, as it happens, but let that pass – whose disappearance would cause few ripples.

While Team Sky and Ewan's Orica controlled most of the 185km run from Beverley, the bulk of it into a brutally cold headwind, it was Lotto who took over arguably at the point when the win could have slipped away, after Steve Cummings played yet another astute tactical card by escaping on the final wind-assisted run-in.

Can I suggest that in tribute to that era you hold your own brief period of silence by not reporting some of the mega-ego statements that so often fill your own sports pages? Lee Porter Bridport, Dorset In addition to his comment about him being a great footballer, even if wearing an overcoat, Bill Shankly made another astute observation about his beloved Tom Finney.

It might be taken as just another typically astute commercial judgment by the Sun's ultimate proprietor, Rupert Murdoch, who tweeted last September that he thought Page 3 was out of date.

This is another very astute comment.

Another says: "He is astute and very good at managing his own PR.

For King Salman, the choice of bin Nayef was politically astute for another reason: his only children were two daughters, which meant that his ascension would be less threatening to others, because no one in his bloodline could succeed him.

You already know that kids say hilarious things -- the darndest, even -- but on Wednesday night's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Kimmel took it to another level chatting with some astute little ones about politics.