Sentence examples for much more astute from inspiring English sources

Vincent said that since his retirement, he has become much more astute about injuries.

McCrum's biography makes it clear that he was a much more astute figure than is sometimes supposed.

Salespeople across the board have to be much more astute if they want to sell to millennials.

To my mind Merkel is a much more astute observer of social democracy than many people give her credit for.

Not only vastly better written, they are also a much more astute exploration of the tricks that memory and consciousness play – and of their resemblance to the tricks that writers play.

As one member said of his non-architect colleagues in a recent interview: "They can be so much more astute and direct than the rest of us, who are loaded with the language of obfuscation and meaning with which architectural education indoctrinates you".

I become much more verbally astute.

"It's much more politically astute to offer some solutions and ask for support".

So much more theologically astute than Steve Bannon and his ilk, these women know that the parish life and Christian service of people like their mother is the actual center of gravity for Catholicism.

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

But she needs a more astute director than Madonna, and a much better film than "W.E".