Sentence examples for reasonably astute from inspiring English sources

It is attractive and reasonably astute in examining the fulcrum of morality in the advancement of knowledge and of power.

All a parent has to do is lay the groundwork of bigotry, and a reasonably astute child will do the rest.

If you're a follower of fashion, if you consider yourself reasonably astute and not too slow or shabby, you are probably at this moment choking on one word: "peplum".

Neil Gabler, Los Angeles Times: "Say what you will about Charlie Sheen -- that he is a raving lunatic, an egomaniac, a train wreck, an anti-Semite, a drug-addled cautionary tale -- he has also actually made some sense this past week by offering up a reasonably astute analysis of the relationship between the public and its celebrities".

While his supporters would characterize him as "astute" and his critics as "devious," few could reasonably disagree that Fowler was the main mover in the APA for the fifteen years leading up to the torture debacle.

Astute move?

Others considered it astute.

The strategy was astute.

Very astute question.

Voters are astute.

Reasonably conventional.