Sentence examples for astute questions from inspiring English sources

One delegate spoke for everyone: "In a difficult economic situation, parents at open days are asking more and more astute questions while applicants sit with their heads down".

- Compliment your committee members on their astute questions.

This would allow us to start asking more astute questions about the ways in which different stakeholders conceptualize 'medical tourism' and to begin to measure variables that enable analyses that transcend disembodied claims about growth (31).

Very astute question.

Carlyn Meyer I hate to give you a short answer to such a long and astute question, but the truth is I really don't know.

The appeal of this book is rather in its portrait of a corner of 1930s and 40s life as seen through the eyes of an unusually intelligent witness: she is astute on questions of pacifism and is a passionate observer of nature.

Hoffman also asks himself an astute, thoughtful question: "There's a period of time in your life when I kind of look back, and I'm like, was I happy, or was I just not aware?" Even after his death, Hoffman continues to give us all something to pause and think about.

In The Thinking Fan's Guide to Baseball, by Leonard Koppett (Sports Illustrated/Total Sports, $17), a sportswriter answers questions astute fans might bring up, analyzing the game with a nearly scientific attention to detail.

Her direct communication and astute listening addressed questions and inspired confidence and trust.

But, as Politico's Maggie Haberman points out in an astute post highlighting the questions hanging over Christie, he's also received the support of other G.O.P. governors, and, as the newly minted chairman of the Republican Governors Association, he has a national platform.

One of our astute Railbirds asked a question about trainer Larry Jones and his penchant for exercising his own horses.