Sentence examples for still astute from inspiring English sources

Relying on one's Amazon ranking as an indication of superiority proves that Mencken's observation about Americans' taste is still astute.

Although "An Enemy of the People" does not come close to being Ibsen's most psychologically rich drama, his depiction of the insidious manner in which self-interest can corrupt even the morally mature is still astute and disturbing.

Watching the young and listening to them during these last few days of untrammelled deceit, vulgarity, inefficiency and jingoism, I brimmed with admiration: friends jailed and murdered, dreams mutilated, exhausted beyond limit, they were still astute, clear-eyed and funny.

Still, an astute food person knows who created which recipe, absolutely.

Still, an astute reader can read between the lines in an assessment like "Jack has an awesome collection of steak knives" or "He can put out a fire really fast".

He might no longer be in government but he is still too astute a politician to make himself unwittingly a hostage to fortune, so we have to assume that he is doing so consciously, aware that posterity might judge his efforts harshly, even if the Games themselves are a roaring success.

We wanted it badly enough that we made the effort and the sacrifices.' King is still an astute reader of the game and predicted the Williams sisters would meet in yesterday's final, though she says they 'will not be shoo-ins' for ever.

But he still says Astute is a "massive advance" - and he's served on most of the Navy's older nuclear powered submarines.

And as the forces assailing him became more powerful still, the more astute that observation seemed.

Nevertheless, handsome returns of 20percentt or more are still available to astute investors in real estate, according to the experts.

Her rigorous propriety strikes one as psychologically astute; still she risked Henry's ire for her Catholic faith.