'He's having a 'mare' is the ever astute Glenn Hoddle's thought.
Mr. Parris argues that the Kurdish leader of northern Iraq, Massoud Barzani, ever astute, is holding onto the P.K.K. as a future bargaining chip with Turkey, and will not use it until he absolutely has to.
Flower, ever astute, has suggested Cook has been crowded and suffocated by powerful influences within the team, without ever appearing prepared to accept that he might be one of them.
The ever astute Jonathan Wilson, author of Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics, described him recently as "tactically probably the most important member of the Real Madrid side in 2013-14" in his deeper midfield role.
(Chinen) Jerry Gonzalez and the Fort Apache Band with Miguel Zenón (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Gonzalez, the trumpeter, percussionist and Bronx-born Latin-jazz hero, augments this version of his long-running Fort Apache Band — Joe Ford on saxophone, Larry Willis on piano, Andy Gonzalez on bass and Jeff Tain Watts on drums — with Mr. Zenón, an ever-astute alto saxophonist.
He is strong, versatile and a master of timing the burst into the penalty area, hence the comparison with Frank Lampard made by the ever-astute Argentine playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme.
Ever politically astute, Whittingdale also stood up.
EVER the astute investor, Qatar is beginning to worry about throwing good money after bad.
If nothing else, Saakashvili, ever an astute politician, has got to realize by now that Ivanishvili's antics could be the best thing that has happened to him in a long time.
My unconscious, ever more astute than my conscious, is sending a faint signal not to give up, that a seven-letter word does indeed exist somewhere within the jumble.
In the future, the public will become ever more astute at publication, but they have other parts of their lives, too, and their depth of interest in stories will, as Anne Nelson notes, intensify for periods and then wane at other times.
