Sentence examples for any acumen from inspiring English sources

He never tempered the high-voltage passion that made him a brilliant player and an impressive public speaker, and he never indicated any acumen with football strategy.

But his readiness to deploy his monies for political purposes good or bad was not matched by any business acumen.

Coulter does better when sending up the post-colonial pieties of liberals and "their cheese-tasting friends," and probably owes her widespread popularity more to her skill as a social satirist than to any real acumen as a political commentator.

It can be all too easy for beneficiaries without any financial acumen to make poor investments.

Many of Jacob's peers in the mutual fund industry claimed that the fund's growth was attributable more to dumb luck than to any particular acumen on Jacob's part.

The big secret they missed is that Microsoft hasn't ever earned significant profits in the consumer hardware business, nor has its executives proven any business acumen in delivering what consumers want in hardware or creative entertainment, excluding, of course, Microsoft's impressive and highly sophisticated keyboard and mouse division.

"I don't personally possess any Tiger Woods talents, any Jack Welch business acumen," he said.

Give me Malcolm and his commercial acumen any day over the ex-parliamentary spivocracy.

Sophistication − and something else Corbyn seems lacking in: any sort of acumen.

Unfortunately, he was totally lacking in any sort of business acumen.

He did not lose any of his offensive acumen in the interim.