Sentence examples for astute reaction from inspiring English sources
Another astute reaction, courtesy of writer Josh Barrie: "You don't step out of an Aston Martin wearing a dinner suit and crack open a lager; just as Homer Simpson doesn't step out of his big red wagon and pour himself a glass of Bollinger".
It is an unexpected literary connection reaching from the elven-ridden lakes of Scandinavia to the mellow rivers of Colombia.Bjorn Wahlstrom Founder H.A.L. Publishing Hong KongA Christian nation?SIR – "Doing God" (April 26th) reckoned that David Cameron's comment that Britain should be "proud" to be a Christian country was "more astute than the reaction to it suggests".
Mr Museveni, normally an astute diplomat, misjudged the reaction of others: Zimbabwe, Namibia and Angola had their own interests in Congo, and reckoned these would be best served by supporting Mr Kabila.For the Ugandans and Rwandans, things then went from bad to worse.
"But it's geared not so much as a reaction to Bush as to a fairly astute analysis of what's going to work in foreign policy".
Some experts say the reaction of aldermen in apparently underserved districts, though politically astute, would not lead to the wisest policies for fighting crime.
When Kotaku searched through Japanese text-board 2ch to gauge the reactions over there, one anonymous commentator was particularly astute - "Western internet forums are on fire.
Others considered it astute.
