Sentence examples for extraordinarily astute from inspiring English sources
Mr Candar is certainly correct in seeing Mr Erdogan as an extraordinarily astute and successful political leader.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 At the American Prospect, Adam Serwer offers a piece of extraordinarily astute analysis of what the McCain campaign is up to.
From 1993, he reverted to more conventional flat surfaces, creating space through interleaving painted forms, but always demonstrating his extraordinarily astute use of colour.
Often, they sent written notes to the judge which were extraordinarily astute, spotting glitches in the evidence which had been missed by every single one of the highly paid counsel in front of them.
"Diaghilev was an extraordinarily astute and clear-minded individual, and he realized that he was living at a moment of rebirth of Russian culture, and he set his mission to promote that idea both in Russia herself and to the West," Mr. Bowlt said.
He is extraordinarily shrewd, monumentally ambitious, industrious, driven, astute about others' strengths and weaknesses, and supremely artful in his manipulations.
There's nothing exceptionally astute or extraordinarily perceptive about it.
The president made tactically astute, if extraordinarily disingenuous, use of the bully pulpit, suggesting to Americans that the tax cut was the answer to virtually every problem the country faced from the slowing economy to high energy prices.
