Sentence examples for far more astute from inspiring English sources

In this, United Artists was far more astute than Capitol Records, the American arm of EMI, the Beatles Britishh label.

Chuckling, he noted that observers of art far more astute than the Taliban would have trouble picking out the creature in this indeterminate canvas.

2. It's been humbling and exhilarating to learn that a well-developed P.L.N. is far more astute than any of us, and my P.L.N. helps shape everything I say, write and create.

Josephine was a far more astute media whore than her husband.

But they'll have to be far more astute in their approach, be more willing to engage Latinos with respect, and to be more prudent in their rhetoric.

I've discovered in my peregrinations that our youngest often are far more astute on current events - and past ones, for that matter - and far more committed to righting wrongs than their older counterparts.

"I try to manipulate fields to my advantage," says the all-rounder, who really is far more technically astute than he's given credit for.

He has a pioneering interest in sports science dating back to his Bolton days, and is far more tactically astute than critics will conceed.

Until recently, nearly everyone was waiting for Commissioner Forrest Claypool to defenestrate the hapless board president in 2010, just as Claypool had nearly done to Stroger's far more politically-astute father in 2006.

But he's also very tactically astute, far more than he's ever been given credit for, and his man-management is exceptional.

Far more persuasive is Horne's astute depiction of the revolt that Kissinger's emphasis on good relations with the Kremlin triggered on the right.