Sentence examples for even more astute from inspiring English sources

At philosophy Federico was even more astute.

Picking up Idrissa Gueye for a modest £7m was an even more astute signing.

And the novel's glancing connection to Shirley Temple becomes even more astute in light of two other television works this weekend about little blond girls and their quest for fame.

An even more astute Ronald Reagan launched his 1980 presidential campaign at the Neshoba County Fair near Philadelphia, Mississippi, which was a stone's throw from where three civil-rights workers were murdered in 1964.

The novel's best-drawn secondary character is Bertha, Cora's American maid, who spends a lot of time lacing her mistress into corsets but even more time making astute social observations.

Ms. Taylor's impromptu lesson in choreography, cogent and astute, was even more impressive.

Even more than his drive, his astute politics, or his ability to find the good in people everyone else had written off, it was the radiance of Hank's sense of humor that was at the root of his quiet charisma.

(Ms. Zolotow turned out to be a more astute handicapper than even she had realized: "The Effect of Gamma Rays," produced belatedly Off Broadway in 1970 with Sada Thompson as the mother, won the Pulitzer Prize for drama the next year).

In Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, most visitors are on the lookout for liquid magma, but astute observers may notice something even more perplexing: clumps of glistening, golden threads blowing in the winds.

"Manager Paul Dickov has made a handful of astute signings and is hoping to make even more moves before the season begins with plenty of talk of potential investment in the pipeline.

And what's even more telling is that not a single editor at the Monitor was culturally astute enough to correct Grier's embarrassing mistake before it made its way to print.