Sentence examples for make an astute from inspiring English sources

Great bowlers can make journeyman captains appear like geniuses while a poor bowling attack can make an astute tactician seem like a nincompoop.

Yeezy being Yeezy, he also managed to make an astute observation by the end of his time onstage: "Bro," he said, addressing the stadium, "we are undeniably the influence, the thought leaders".

He makes an astute trade: access for attention.

He also made an astute investment in the e-commerce retailer Yoox.

Abbott, a journalist early in his adult life, made an astute judgement about the changing nature of the Australian electorate.

As she approached the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Monday morning, Sandra Walden of the Bronx, a longtime attendee of the United States Open, made an astute observation.

Sheffield United went close last year and may have made an astute appointment in David Weir as manager, who could provide the edge they have been missing.

Bishop, for her part, found the book dull but made an astute point: "I'm sure those set-fire-works-sex-pieces will insure huge sales".

David Berman New York, April 23, 2010 To the Editor: David Brooks makes an astute point in commenting that the big-government-versus-small-government debate is stale.

"It will take him a while to get used to the technical differences but Bath have made an astute signing and England will reap the benefits.

Iain Pattinson, a gag writer for I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, made an astute observation in his recent article paying tribute to the late Humphrey Lyttleton.