Sentence examples similar to astute perspective from inspiring English sources
It was a decision that looks more politically astute from a historical perspective than it did at the time.
An adventurer, a man of quick wit, astute observation, and a realistic perspective on life, he will be profoundly missed by all.
So Labour's position remains "constructively ambiguous", i.e. tactically astute or shamefully complicit, depending on your perspective.
Depending on your perspective, its distinguishing characteristic was either astute centrism or craven triangulation.
If one is going to use the bible, the astute thing seems to be putting it into proper perspective and applying a lot of discernment in order to sift out the timeless, universal truths it does possess.
The astute U.S. Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, puts Chinese actions in perspective: Manifest destiny.
Become Astute With Your Surroundings: You know that there are more than one perspective to consuming news.
It also demonstrates how, from Wall Street's perspective, pouring money into ruling political parties, particularly today's G.O.P., can be an astute investment.
His perspective is slightly detached, as one who perceives the beginning and end of his investments, and his commentary is astute.
