Sentence examples similar to somewhat more astute from inspiring English sources

A similar theoretical naïveté can be observed in a recent, albeit slightly more astute, analysis of the determinants of tobacco excise tax in the USA [ 44].

This makes "Small Town Sinners" read somewhat more like a standard teenage romance than the quietly astute story about religious growing pains it otherwise is.

At philosophy Federico was even more astute.

But Mr Wilders has proved more astute than his predecessors.

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

Somewhat more modest.

But he was always politically more astute than his brother.

Somewhat more recently, Maj.

Others fare somewhat more poorly, however.

Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.