Sentence examples for great astute from inspiring English sources

Last week, when Obama, Clinton, and McCain had to do this cute little thing called "stop by the Senate to vote on something," there was much talk about a private chat they had that nobody could hear... Ahh, yes! Great, astute observation and good looking out!

Being the son of an immigrant, he was a great athlete, astute businessman, charitable giver, loving husband and father, and proudly lived the American dream.

Of the early footballers, Wills was appraised as the greatest, most astute captain, and it is claimed that, unbound by offside rules, he opened up the game to innovative tactics and skills and a more free-flowing style of play.

On the North and South Forks, if a great vintage, technically astute vineyard management, artistically intuitive cellar work and good luck coalesce to produce profundity, fine.

This season has used Tyrion too much as comic relief – it was great to see his astute understanding of human nature more to the fore.

So vote for me!" In fact, much of the evidence suggests that Thatcher was a great deal more culturally astute than the left ever gave her credit for.

Or is he his father's son: a leader surrounded by a tiny circle of family advisers - including his brother-in-law Asef Shawkat, husband of his elder sister Bushra - who is ruthless and astute, a great dissimulator capable of playing, and winning, a long game?

Earlier today on the Ron & Fez show on Sirius XM, the great Ron Bennington made an astute point: Comic-Con may be too big for its own good.

Washington can be described as an astute businessman, great war general, savvy politician, and, most of all, role model for what an American should be.

Mandela can be described as an astute lawyer, great protest general, savvy politician, and, yes, role model for what a South African should be.

Quantum evolution was a controversial hypothesis advanced by Columbia University paleontologist George Gaylord Simpson, who was regarded by Stephen Jay Gould as "the greatest and most biologically astute paleontologist of the twentieth century".