Sentence examples for some astute from inspiring English sources

The program included some astute song pairings.

But his hyperbole and clichés overwhelm some astute observations.

Steiner has some astute things to say about the latter.

He even makes some astute comments about the 2005 Pomerol's peppery herbaceous finish.

The plays are linked by a narrator, music and some astute cross-casting.

The home side's frustrations grew as Vienna's Heinz Lindner then thwarted them with some astute goalkeeping.

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

Some are astute enough to recognize that the alleged imminent W.M.D. threat to the U.S. was a pretext.

In among all this bilious, vindictive, guff there are some brilliantly astute points about what really went wrong, with the England team, with Flower's management, and with English cricket.

Tens of millions of little girls (and some very astute boys) grew up idolizing her, particularly after the 1970s television series starring Lynda Carter introduced her to new generations of proto-feminists.

The difference from the AT&T purchase price back in 1993 reflects the bullish stock market and also some very astute acquisitions.