It's unexpectedly good, and astute enough to avoid alienating churchgoing audiences in the US by its sensitive handling of tricky material.
The decision to give pride of place to Ms. Roberts's raw first-person footage and to grant the Robertses a guiding role in the documentary was both generous and astute, a way for Mr. Deal and Ms. Lessin to avoid telling too much of the story across the divides of race and class.
It is notable that two of the most astute anti-populist Western leaders, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, thought it politically wise to avoid the rarefied Alpine air of Davos this year.
He and Hunt are too politically astute to fall out.
Yet he is far too astute to see the continent through rose-tinted glasses.
The outcome:You, dear readers, are too astute to be swayed in such a way.
"It's much more politically astute to offer some solutions and ask for support".
An astute songwriter who avoids cliches even when her thematic frameworks are familiar, with a heady soprano that's all the more tantalizing for almost being annoying, Ms. Correia deserves to be passionately embraced by a loyal audience.
The trick, he said, is to be "astute enough to pick out the patterns that connect you to the DNA".
Australia won the Test series comfortably and Johnson's astute public relations skills helped avoid a repeat of the crowd disturbances that had marred England's visit to the islands 12 months before.
