Sentence examples for too astute from inspiring English sources
Yet he is far too astute to see the continent through rose-tinted glasses.
The outcome:You, dear readers, are too astute to be swayed in such a way.
Yes, the politics is corrupt, and I used to think it was machiavellian too – astute and with malice.
He is far too astute a scholar and too modern a churchman for such a label to be of much use.
Like High-Rise, the last subsequent Derby winner to win this race, Greatwood is trained by Luca Cumani – a man too astute to have forfeited the lenient handicap mark he acquired in maidens without a sound reason.
His direction of The Talented Mr Ripley (1999), in which Matt Damon plays a closeted homosexual tortured by a suffocating cloak of repression, seemed too astute to have been concocted by an outsider.
He and Hunt are too politically astute to fall out.
From an eBay shopping addiction (Lisa thought she was buying valuable collectibles) to a scathing thumbnail summary of the changes destroying the newspaper business, this book is all too dangerously astute.
Andrew's five pillars of wisdom: he is far too bright and astute to allow anything to fall on him, but perhaps he will have to let go of one of them.
He was also an astute businessman.
She was also an astute handicapper.
