Sentence examples for astutely positioned from inspiring English sources

Playing on Gandhi's mantra of being a messiah for the poor, Modi astutely positioned the notes ban as a modern day morality play where "sacrifice" is key to being a good citizen.

Debussy in his own guise opened the concert in a masterly exposition by Oramo of the Prélude à l'Après-Midi d'Un Faune, in which every note, from the rapt opening flute solo – evocatively played by Michael Cox – was astutely positioned.

New actors on the far left and far right, as well as astutely positioned conservative and Christian democratic parties, will not hesitate to capitalise on the struggle to craft a clear narrative – however myopic and divisive.

Among the observations made on the hiring of Mr. Wang, who has a strong accessories business, having astutely positioned his handbags at the lowest end of the luxury category, is that PPR was looking for its own version of what Mr. Jacobs brought to Louis Vuitton.

We've already seen some companies who have positioned themselves astutely for the coming wave of autonomy.

The three authors astutely note that this seemingly positive invitation may present obstacles for some women.

As the ball crashed against the bar, and Doncaster clear their lines in the ensuing scramble, Billy Paynter astutely situated himself into a cherry-picking position that is rarely seen outside of elementary school blacktop basketball courts.

Automakers are astutely aware of the changes taking place in the transportation sector.

The former cruise ship singer, Berlusconi, however, didn't routinely erupt in volcanic anger like Trump, whose contradictory positions and attacks on minorities bring to mind, as Robert Kagan astutely described in The Washington Post, Benito Mussolini.

He noticed astutely, precisely, unnervingly.

The work was astutely timed.