Sentence examples for really astute from inspiring English sources

"Roy brought in some of his own personnel and made some really astute signings.

"Without being spectacular, I thought we were really astute," said the Hull coach, Lee Radford.

Derek: The doctor, this really astute doctor, sees some dark patches, dark splotches on my eyes, on my retina.

Or would take a day or two before going, 'Oh my God, that was really astute and hysterical.' I got a little bit of that.

"If you look at it now and divide it at the nose, above is someone who is really astute and sharp, while the lower half is smiling," Mr. Gardiner said.

Many Hollywood types dabbling in advocacy love to show off their mastery of policy, but Eastwood ("I've never been a really astute political person") uttered the simple hopes and gripes of your typical man-on-the-street interview.

I was never really that astute at "joystick games," and I was rubbish at first-person shooters my motor neuron skills proved incompatible with a control pad.

Is Dennis Miller really the wittiest, most astute comedian that CNBC could recruit?

What has really happened, as the astute shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, later pointed out, is that the Conservative party has moved away from the centre ground and is proposing an extremely rightwing agenda if it wins in May.

"You really need a politically astute, sensitive type.

"They are very astute, and I really sense this feeling about university fees," she said.