Sentence examples for too astute for from inspiring English sources

"I think the owners of clubs are far too astute for spending big money.

But Serena is too astute for that.

The people of Nassau County are too astute to fall for that, and it does nothing to help us with the bond-rating agencies".

He is far too astute a scholar and too modern a churchman for such a label to be of much use.

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.

Cruz is too astute a writer to have the young lovers just leave Emiliano, thereby setting the stage for various clichés: the lonely homosexual painting portraits of pain; the daughter who avenges her father's abandonment by teaching him how absence feels, etc.

Luchini makes the ideal foil, for, as Germain, he clings to the softest of delusions — the idea that, if you've read enough books, you are cushioned against the shocks of body and soul, and are obviously too astute to wind up as a dupe.

Yes, the politics is corrupt, and I used to think it was machiavellian too – astute and with malice.

But it would be wise and politically astute for Democrats to go beyond just defending Medicare.

"It was obviously astute for Cason to do this," said María Eva Mansfeld de Agüero, a member of the National Bilingualism Commission.