Sentence examples similar to astute recognition from inspiring English sources

It just happens to be his good luck – OK, his astute and apparently effortless recognition – that his stepped design resembles in such a nice way the winners' podium at the Olympic Games.

"And he got us in some situations that were less than ideal with his astute play-calling and recognition".

Australia's version of Dad's Army can be expected to crank up their game, as ever, in search of further evidence that the old enemy never could really play, although the reality is that this series is promising to be one of the best in years because England, under the astute management of Duncan Fletcher, have improved beyond recognition.

Without Benítez's painstaking training ground rehearsals, astute in-game technical area choreography and rare ability to improve certain players almost beyond recognition, Newcastle would not have finished a respectable 10th in last season's Premier League.

Cavendish is very astute to point out the extent to which human beings are motivated by a desire for public recognition.

Astute move?

A very astute man.

The strategy was astute.

Very astute question.

Others considered it astute.

Voters are astute.