Sentence examples for ever more astute from inspiring English sources

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.

At philosophy Federico was even more astute.

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

But he was always politically more astute than his brother.

He was criticised at the time, but his words look more astute now than they were ever given credit for.

While no one contends that the use of data in football will ever be flawless, it certainly continues to become more astute and ambitious.

The more astute of Malaysia's commentators wonder how the country's 24m people will ever manage to change their status from developing to developed country.Guardian or jailer?That is why the transition on which Malaysia is about to embark is so important.

But Mr Wilders has proved more astute than his predecessors.

"He's better than Wren with clients, much better and politically more astute.

And as the forces assailing him became more powerful still, the more astute that observation seemed.

Richard said one of his more astute predictions was to wear a tie today.